Just tell them you are looking for "pet treatment" products.

You can also use some chemical treatments to get better adhesion, like a wilbond type product.

The "insurance policy" is that if there is still a suit, and IF they prove flees are causing harm AFTER professional treatment, the pest control gets dragged into the suit for failure to adequately treat.

There is also a favorable rule that allows a taxpayer who sells relinquished property in the later half of the year elect Sect. 453 Installment Sales treatment if the taxpayer is unable to acquire enough replacement property or fails in the exchange in all-together. 

(Taxpayer acquiring real property to hold as an investment should make sure no start-up costs are capitalized to preserve the character of the property as an investment and ensure capital gain treatment on a future sale of the property. 

I've read so many different opinions on tax treatment for flippers - quite the gray area isn't it!

I've had probably six follow up treatments. 

Sell for capital gains treatment, as @JD Martin said. 

The tax treatment, benefits and exposures, are the same whether you own the property personally or it is owned by an LLC which you own. 

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