Brandon has also agreed to send people who purchase the book a single strand of hair from his epic beard.

So you might have carried forward some of these and at sale you won't get the hit - but only your tax preparer professional would know that for certain.Maybe @Dave Toelkes can offer his opinion - he has gone through the tax code with a fine tooth comb it seems ;)

Insurance went after the tenant like a pit bull.. and that is what needs to happen here.. this is beyond normal wear and tear .its also critical that landlords go through their insurance policies with a fine tooth comb most don't understand they are woefully under insured.. like this little tid bit  most policies if your home is vacant for more than 60 days  ( EXTREMELY COMMON) your insurance just lapsed you have a fire NO INSURANCE you need a special rider for that.. some is 90 days.. but it can't sit there vacant.the revolving tenants is extreme.. although this just also goes with the asset class.. people move in they move out break the lease happens very often and it will happen to you.. 

I'd say lucky you, but I know it wasn't luck that put it together but a lot of hand wringing, hair pulling time, effort and real money.

But I'm also thinking it might work well in the bathroom, but I'd definitely need a second outlet in there so that a girl can blow dry her hair while her curling or flat iron is heating up. 

As a seller (You don't want my car advice, trust me) of many houses, I am turned off by the 'Escalade', big hair and pumps. 

Far enough away to avoid your grandmother’s nagging about your pink hair, but not too far to visit and still get a piece of that famous pumpkin pie she makes every year :-)Boomers Add To The BoomWhat’s more, Baby Boomers make up a significant percentage of new Arizona homeowners.

I used a darker color and light colored hair and other stuff shows up on it quite easily.

We look for internet resistant tenants ( food,karate,barber,gym,doctor,nail salon, hair salon,etc.)

The indemnity clause may also protect the agents involved, however, a good portion of brokers/agents will often be willing to make good out of their pockets anyway, because it's easier and cheaper in the long run vs. a civil suit or an Ohio Division of RE complaint.Lastly, before your next deal, take some time to comb BP and Google for investor-friendly agents (and don't just take the agent's word for it), as one who does more with investment property will be more likely to catch missing/incorrect prorations, and better assist with due diligence.