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Anthony Charles Interest deduction
26 April 2010 | 5 replies
Deposits the cash directly into your business account and using those funds for business purposes may support your claimed use.Your CPA can probably offer you some good suggestions on how to adequately document the transaction.
Mark Taylor Security Deposit Withholding
15 May 2010 | 20 replies
As you mentioned, you knew the carpet had to be replaced.You have been more than adequately compensated for your moving, and for the work you've done.
Fred Damali pay off properties or use money to buy more?
10 December 2011 | 32 replies
I'd get as much of this cheap money as I could and lever it to the max (provided I had adequate reserves).Due to my circumstances, I feel more comfortable having paid off rentals and others that are well on their way.
John M. More protection than an LLC ???
22 August 2013 | 26 replies
good luck if you have 100 properties and are in CA, where the state fee is $800 a year for each LLC and you'd have to file 100 separate income tax returns for each LLC, with 100 separate bank accounts all adequately funded.
Christopher Russell Neighbors illegal addition requires them to access my property for maintenance
12 August 2012 | 14 replies
I don't think filing a document is going to be adequate to thwart a prescriptive easement claim.
Mildred Rivera Wholesaling
27 February 2013 | 9 replies
It seems like many posts lately on BP are of the Wholesaling variety.Nothing wrong with that it just gets kind of redundant with the "I have no money but hopefully wholesaling will make me rich crowd".You can tell many of these individuals do not have a cent to their name.The number one reason any business FAILS and this has been tracked with research over decades is UNDER CAPITALIZATION.What that means in simple terms is you do not have adequate money to sustain your new business until it gains traction and takes off.Miss-management is another big one.It's better to wait and save more and start up with adequate reserves or partner with someone who has more experience and reserves than set yourself up for a high chance of failure when starting out.
Jarred S. When will the bank cut you off
11 September 2012 | 7 replies
You'll need to keep adequate cash reserves, but I think this is best bet in today's market. 2.
Mark Douglas Please HELP!! Property Management Nightmare
7 January 2009 | 11 replies
You must have an adequate knowledge of what you shoudl and should not have in contracts.
Joshua Hill asset protection strategy
22 August 2009 | 6 replies
Simpson (double murderer) seems to have adequately protected his NFL and other retirement plans.The very first layer of protection is insurance.
Jimmy NA Inherited Tenants Part 2
15 November 2007 | 12 replies
Also, obviously, the property must be adequately identified legally, as well as a concise physical- 2BR furnished with 2 parking for example.