.)- Termite treatment- 1 dysfunctional water heaterAccording to contractor bids, there is at least $45k worth of repairs. 

Replacement costs of sewer treatment are something I would definitely need to factor in.

Rather than going through the RMD process, I'm considering just taking a full distribution of several properties I have in an SDIRA. How do I treat the long-term capital gain (or loss?) on my tax return? On a 1099-R, ...

It is up to the Trustee to determine if your offer price is sufficient, that requires an appraisal, and the Trustee has to assure the court that they have not given you preferential treatment.

Hi All, can anyone chime in on whether a Lagoon Water Treatment Facility is something to run or not be afraid of.

Yes, if you sell after owning it for a year and your intent was to hold you will get capital gains treatment rather than ordinary income. 

I obviously would like for the current tenants to remain, but also make the new tenants feel they are receiving equal treatment.

I had to do monthly treatments for 6 months from a professional exterminator before they were gone.

If the expectation is to resolve the sewer backup, it is an emergency call as no tenant can use toilets and kitchen the rotor rooter treatment should be an overnight thing.   

We would then rent a new space in the same park as our current main office for about 10k a month and have that be our main office.Assuming both situations work just as well for the company as far as patient treatment and meet all other needs, which would be the best move financially moving forward for my partner and I?