If it has a hair catcher, it has probably built-up over time, and if it doesn't have one, why not?

Sorry to be splitting hairs...

I am literally pulling my hair out over this and am getting more and more angry with this company.

Real Estate and fixed assets are recorded on the Balance Sheet at historical cost (less accumulated depreciation but let's not split hairs here).

Alienate them and you may have a problem on your hands.The generic "Do you have income and how much" type of question is a safer approach.It's so easy these days to put yourself in the cross hairs of a discrimination suit without even realizing you did anything "wrong". 

That can be a headache if you now own the property (and most towns/cities will not give you a CO or allow you to take out additional permits until the old permits are closed), but sometimes you can resolve it by getting a contractor to sign an affidavit affirming the work was done correctly (or finding the previous contractor who did the work, ideally), or by calling for an inspection yourself to close it (either the inspector sees the work wasn't done, or was done).

@Gerard Gonzalez I was in your shoes before, and pulling hairs to figure how to deduct same equipment, millage on multiple properties.

This bill incorporates SB 1579SB 1579Short-term rental; affirms rights of localities to regulate rental of property.Short-term rental of property.

Chris Seveney Douglas Ladendorf Pari Thiagasundaram Thanks for sharing.I haven't done this but if I were to make the same post for rental properties, I'm guessing I'd see a lot more affirmative responses.

My husband is a hair dresser and has his own business.