JScott has that covered Homer:[urlhttp://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/312/topics/55307-controlling-your-appraisals]Controlling Your Apprisals[/url]This is one of the best posts I have ever seen on the forums.There is a mirror blog post on the BP Blog too.

But, the hyperlink did NOT link to the December invoice, but rather to the old November invoice. 

When people look into the mirror most of the time that's when they notice that they aren't happy so don't take this personal since it's not about your dreams at this point it's about them not reaching for their own. 

It's our FUTURE" Repeat that to yourself as you look towards your goals, your family, your mirror, your future.He was only a year in.

This is a TERRIBLE DEAL as a rental that only appears to cash flow with the heavy use of smoke and mirrors.

My MMA trainer told me that when I think everyone is an *** I should look in the mirror.

One of which, how do I make my mention of your name get hyperlinked to your profile so you get the alert?

You also need to look at business registration fees with the State's Secretary of State office as well as local business licenses (states like Alabama assess various fees for their business licenses...and there's a business license for everything it seems like).You can take credit for INCOME TAX paid to another state on your personal return (unless you live in a state that doesn't have an income tax like Florida) but business license fees and gross receipts taxes are generally straight overhead....subject to passive loss limitations (again, depending on how your business is structured) if your in a State like Colorado that mirrors IRS taxable income (unless you qualify for active participation status by the IRS)The best answer is to hire a CPA so they can evaluate your individual situation and plan.

Reminds me of 2007 and the "fog the mirror" test.

Look up - see yourself in the mirror?