Concerted effort to network and "talk shop" has been productive.

If your vacation home happens to be located near a major event — like a PGA golf tournament or a big multi-day concert — you may be able to rent the place out for a short period even at high rates and pay zero federal income tax.Tax-smart year-end strategy: The more rental days between now and year-end, the better — as long as they don’t exceed 14 days for the year.Rented more than 14 days with substantial personal useYour vacation home falls into this category if you rent it for more than 14 days during the year and your personal use exceeds the greater of:(1) 14 days or (2) 10% of the rental days.

I want to concert my owner occupied 17,000 sq feet 2 story warehouse to Co-sharing office & self storage.

It’s like saying I want to quickly be a scratch golfer, a concert pianist, or a world class marathon runner.

Saw a concert there last year and went to a tenants' wedding there before as well.So it's a flipping rule, gotcha. 

Plus I don't touch my overtime at all.Hobbies include: Self growth, drifting my chevy v8 nissan 240sx, hockey, concerts, travel.Can't wait to educate myself so I can contribute to meet ups in a productive way.

For the select few of us in the states who love this style of music that was really a top notch concert event.

Less than a 2 mile walk to Restaurant Row in Hughes Landing, concerts at Northshore Park and shopping along Market Street.  

I took my son to the Concert for Valor and we listened to Veterans and their stories of how they risk their lives every day because of honor, because they said they would and because they had a huge enough why.

Programs available may work in concert to pay costs up to a qualifying level.Very low includes shelters as well, there are HUD grants as well as public, not for profit organizations, religious and private foundations and generally carry corporate sponsors for non-profit housing providers.You may also be speaking of the more lucrative side of low-mod housing under Section 42 of the Tax Code.