Though it's been very much modified to make sure everything is RIGHT.

You might want to modify these offers a bit to fit your needs as well.

I'm a single filer with no dependents and really no deductions besides the losses from my real estate business, which this year total $25,000, and my personal mortgage interest of $12,000.My accountant tells me that, because my modified adjusted gross income is more than $150,000 or so, I can no longer deduct my business losses against my income.

The order will remain in effect and enforceable until such time as any provisions of the order is modified, terminated, suspended or set aside by DFI.

The codes concerning water connected to 220V that people climb into are pretty specific.If the tub burns up and/or the house burns down, their insurance and your insurance may not cover the damage if the tub was not properly wired.If you agree, in writing, to allow the tenant to repair or modify the tub and/or the wiring you are effectively putting your own head in the proverbial noose.I work on a lot of tubs at long-term and short-term vacation rentals.

Finally got notification the bank has accepted another offer, agent emailed and asked if I wanted to be put into a backup position, I said sure...asked if I need to modify the contract to include a backup contract addendum he said no, he would "make a note".Oh well, next!

I applied this rule to the properties I bought and also to some that I am considering buying .. and none of the calculated purchase prices come even close to the prices.If I followed this rule, I would not have been able to buy any of my 5 properties.Perhaps, this needs to be modified to 1 or 1.5% rule?

Internal obsolescence can be controlled or modified, such as a floor plan requiring traffic to go through a bed room to enter a or the only bathroom, or having a bedroom off a living area requiring traffic to go through a living area to get to a bathroom.Social aspects, popularity of an area, shift over time and may change the market aspects of any residence.It's rather naïve to walk up to any property and declare that the property will be purchased and kept forever if it is influenced by community factors.

It does not put forth piles of fallacies, straw men, etc... to make points that are of dubious truth, it is not full of anecdotal stories that were modified to make a point.

If so, then we'll make an appointment to see the property, make the final estimates, and then modify our final offer and try getting it under contract.I think in a case like this, with a motivated seller we should see the property first, then make an offer.