This means that your accountant can report your exchange as a partial exchange and partial installment sale with proceeds received in 2025.

I've used Lifeproof from Home Depot, it was a little bit harder to install due to it's rigidity and thickness but it's extremely durable and easy to clean.

A lot of my clients keep the bedroom carpet until it is destroyed and then re-do it with wood/lvp/tile etc.

By the time you spend the labor on re-facing, you can often demo, and install new cabinets for about the same amount of money.

You will likely have cracked drywall and porches will have to be re-installed.

To get technical about it, if the rent is $1,000/month, the lease is for $12,000, and we're allowing twelve installments of $1,000 due on the first day of each month.Some companies end leases July 20-23 and don't start new leases until August 12 but still charge for the full 12 months.

We can't do the inspection until all 3 of those items get installed. 

I generally chat with the electricians, plumbers, and flooring installers when they come to work on one of my properties and mention that I am looking for a house to buy.

The installer said it will be ~6-8 hours job and can finish within 1 day - but the tenant says he wants to have 1 day relocation and need to stay out of home for 1day. 

Why are you re-installing mechanicals on vacant properties - after they've been stolen?