best story I can recall,,,those graffitti graphics,,,"MY" own wife(at that time) graffettied MY walls.

He, the hubby, also runs a landscape/lawn service and was able to build upon that business by incorporating the dump truck to haul gravel, mulch etc.

If so, I'll make sure to incorporate those into my calculations from now on.Thanks, and Happy Thanksgiving all.

Keep me posted as to the outcome as I am always looking for strategies that I can incorporate into my business and enhances my tax shelter and savings.Good luck.

Anything in Non-Incorporated King takes ridiculously long so much so that I would never buy anything in Non-Incorporated KingMy attorney says LNI (Labor and Industries) is targeting flippers this year.

You don't have to sell them on your dream, just sell them on theirs; then incorporate their dreams in order for your to fulfill yours. 

I liked the graphic format from tenantbackgroundsearch.com better which made it a lot easier to read and follow. 

@Bayard P.An LLC may work as an incorporated entity for a Canadian (natural person or corporation) holding property in the U.S.A. depending on your situation as you need not elect to treat it as a flow-though entity.  

To pull this off, your Canadian properties would have to be held in an incorporated entity - which means the revenue would be taxed at the full corporate tax rate and not the CCPC tax rate (since the income is considered passive).  

I have accepted this and simply incorporate those costs into my deal analysis to see if I should by a property in the first place.With a shorter amortization, you also reduce the possibility of future challenges to refi, if that becomes necessary, because you are paying down your equity much faster.