Don't be a charity unless that's what your business is classified as.

Hi folks:I am looking at a deal where the property falls in Flood zone X as classified by FEMA on FIRMS.

I realize that it is a house-by-house basis, however if he has "prior and current dealings of similar property" then he could very well be classified as a dealer. 

Some of them were bought in my personal name, some in my company name (s-Corp) in the past I have been classified as a Residential Developer and then hired a GC to facilitate the construction components of project.

Even if it is a Felony, but is classified as a non-violent Felony, then the subject is cited/released.

Also the local classifieds attimes have the probate names.

The areas just outside Decatur city are more mixed (and since this is my neighborhood and my comfort level, I have a hard time figuring out how other people classify) but Kirkwood, East Lake, etc are all pretty good bets if you can afford to buy.

For newly constructed, purchased or renovated properties and also retroactive generally over the last 10 years, building components are properly classified into individual units of property and accurate recovery periods for computing depreciation deductions.

You often can do this classified as a junior attached ADU.

Also if I am not mistaken exactly how it's classified depends on your occupation and how you've held/classified the property.