This story on a local CBS station has a couple interesting notes:-- The bill sponsor seems to say that he is trying to combat hotels that converted to "residential" for tax purposes.

We have three metro lines, the house is just in front of line 1 of the metro, 600 feet away of URDANETA station.

It's just like buying in bulk at Costco vs purchasing single snacks at the gas station. 

I'll follow up with my CPA after I get one for more details but thank you @Basit Siddiqi for pointing me in this direction and anyone; feel free to add any additional thoughts or insights if you can :-)@Peston Parsard, moving expenses are no longer deductible for Federal returns unless you are a member of the Armed Forces on active duty and, due to a military order, you move because of a permanent change of station.

They have many more listed than this BlossomEV app.I think people don’t realize that you don’t have to go to an official charging station to charge you can go to anybody’s house with an outlet and bring your slow charger or go on Plugshare and find a homeowners or business fast charger.If this app gets more hosts it will be more valuable if PlugShare has less listings

I am not an expert but can respond based on what I was able to do when I was eligible as a military officer and what VA official sources provide.When you say "use that VA loan multiple times", it is different than having and paying for multiple VA loans simultaneously.Fundamentally, if you were a career military member, joining at 19 years old and staying till you're 60 and get transferred from duty station to duty station (PCS) or in some cases even after retirement, you can apply for a new VA loan each time.

Will you need a grinder lift station?

Happy to connect on this and advise, I have contacts stationed there and could connect you for actual insights.

Culdesac, end of a T, entry way to a subdivision, speed limit, train stations, ranch/split level/ 2 story etc, etc etc.  

Active military member here stationed in San Diego.