And he is entertaining to be sure.Hope that helps satisfy your curiosity.

So, finding a middle ground everyone is satisfied enough with is always the first goal for me. 

If a taxpayer does not satisfy section 6.01(1)(a)(i) of this revenue procedure for an item of depreciable or amortizable property because this item of property is placed in service by the taxpayer in the taxable year immediately preceding the year of change (“1-year depreciable property”), the taxpayer may change from the impermissible method of determining depreciation to the permissible method of determining depreciation for the 1-year depreciable property by filing a Form 3115 for this change, provided the § 481(a) adjustment reported on the Form 3115 includes the amount of any adjustment that is attributable to all property (including the 1-year depreciable property) subject to the Form 3115.

@Cliff DurrettIn some instances the first will take a discount to give the second some money, but in this instance they are so underwater I don’t think the second will approve this as they are basically getting wiped, and they have much higher BPO’sAlso be aware the lender may satisfy the loan but not release the debt, meaning they will allow for short sale but then get a judgment to have the balance of Debt validated and still owed

are you satisfied with the end result? 

Since the loan is based on the entire portfolio, they can prevent you from selling a property to satisfy the default.

Each guest pays $29-49 depending on property size and that provides up to $1,000-2000 in damage protection in lieu of security deposit to satisfy the owner and avoid deposits. 

I currently use PriceLabs and have been fairly satisfied with its features and pricing.

I believe the most I can ask is 2% for concessions but I’m wondering how the process would work for holding funds in escrow for repairs and satisfying the lender. 

Why would we have to pay several thousand dollars to remove portions of the tree to satisfy their complaint?