I can either stay in and make the best of a marginal acquisition, or back out and fight the interpretation of the execution date of the contract and hope the seller doesn't attempt to enforce specific performance.

My interpretation of all this is that the agent is looking out for HIS interest and not the sellers', yet this seems to be a common practice.Is this legal/moral/ethical?

Interpreting those numbers correctly is the difference between making a profit and losing everything because you thought you had a "good cash flow".You wrote; the numbers Edge used were wrong for this type of analysis, but his concept was towards equity build-up and that concept has made people millions.See answer above.Like I said in my earlier post, I often take a more "sarcastic" attitude, but it's not meant in a mean spirited way.

According to some of the mainstream media she was a religious zealot http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/04/19/world/main1515903.shtmlWhat I found interesting was there was no interpretation of what she actually said.

Good point.Please do not interpret my suggestion as a tax avoidance tactic, simply a way to get some real estate exposure, other than in the form of owning.thks.

I am not versed in legal affairs or NY laws so do not know how to interpret this; should I go to the courthouse and pull the records to read?

Peopleare real friendly and you learn about some reallycool 'happenings' out there.I'm spreading the word amongst my contacts aboutthis project and so can you if you have investorfriends who can afford a minimum $25,000 and atleast 5 years for it to grow.Please don't interpret anything I've just said as an offerto sell or an invitation of an offer to buy these shares.That offer can only be made by the prospectus.

There is some interpretation of case law about it (which is where the 1 year idea comes from), but not any definite guidelines from the IRS.

Had his own mold test done and sent us only the pages that have the scientific mumbo jumbo that we could not interpret.  

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