A bank wont lend on my free and clear property cause it has been gutted out and is inhabitable.

This is especially true in markets with wild asset value swings where their collateral can be destroyed in a few weeks.

A few days wont hurt anything and will likely make moving a little less stressful for the tenant.

I don't know if i should name the bank or not.Obviously, i wont be going forward with this.

Are you asking them to "find you a deal" and saying you "wont pay above list price"?

If you're the only partner, taxes wont change.

A huge block of text wont ever get anying to read your content.I really should put tofether a seminar for BP and give you all some awewome tips on how to convert traffic into leads!

If your as good as you claim to be then , you wont have any problem in that area ..

If a pipe is leaking and destroying the home they may have no concern.

So now my question is can does the number of days held start from when i bought the burnt down home and essentially if i wait till August then i can claim its as Long Term Capital Gain or does it start from when the New Construction is completed and i have to wait a full year from then to claim Long Term Capital Gain benefit ( which i wont)Your input will be much appreciated.