The demand is so much greater than supply that just a few tech employees are enough to float the market.

No one wants to float the costs of a property without rental income.

I had another roofer out there and he floated the idea of a WDG Silicone Coating on the entire roof.  

You need to understand what makes the boat float to chose the right method to employ keeping the boat from sinking, use the wrong method and you're most likely sunk!

Obviously if you have a deal on your hands this will have to happen quickly but you get the drift.  

The flippers must not have installed it correctly or maybe the float inside it was not calibrated to the right spot or something.

A petition launched last week is well on its way to 21,000 signatures — it floats the idea that is not too far-fetched.

They're arguably not "attached" enough to the structure to mandate 27.5 year treatment.As far as tax books, the better books in my opinion are:Nolo's Every Landlord's Tax Deduction GuideLasser's Real Estate Investor's Tax EdgeThey DO have specific lists of 5 year (appliances, window A/C, carpeting and floating flooring NOT glued/cemented/nailed, drapes/blinds, and 15 year property (shrubbery/landscaping, fences, sidewalks, driveways, parking areas, etc.)

Smoke had drifted into the unit and you could clearly smell it, disappointing as I had recently spent $12,500 on new carpet, paint, work in the kitchen and bath.

Yeah...there has been some thread drift Jimmy.