I do know that Asheville offers some things other areas of the Southeast don't, and is expected to grow a little faster than the rest of the SE as a result.

Still the resale value would make even $3,000. in legal fees profitable, however, since I don't intend to resell I'm keeping costs down by doing it myself, like many other legal matters I have done pro se. 

I have seen a court case where a taxpayer was denied the deduction because a bookcase filled with pleasure reading books was in the room.Another glitch with rental property is whether it qualifies as a "business" since it is per se passive.

Long story short  is the closing date kept getting moved back (per se) and i never seen the closing table, but received a few hundred dollars about 45 days of getting the run around.

There isn't much in Cary for $150k, but a little over 200k will get you into the nicer town home areas (if you are patient).I have a town home in SE Raleigh getting ready to be listed for $105k that rents for $895/month.  1505 Oxleymare Court.  

Could anyone refer a contractor that works on the South East side of Washington DC?  We have a single family property near Hillcrest Heights in the 20748 zip that needs a full rehab.  Thanks!Tags: marlow, suitland sil...

Etc.For your info, here's a California Dept of Consumer Affairs website that covers security deposit info, and what's considered damage vs. normal wear and tear:http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/se...

Well I put 6k down last year for my wife's anniversary present. 2014 Toyota Camry SE loaded.Payment isn't much only the high 200's monthly after down payment.Had old cars paid off for years and years.

Be sure you include the receipts, including the receipt for the toilet blockage.Then, if they decide to sue you over their deposit, you should be in good shape.Read especially the blue section regarding initial inspections:http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/se...

If they fight you on it, you would have to return their entire deposit, regardless of any damage.http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/se...Scroll down to the blue section.