As soon as the land is worth $1.5 mil and you have sold your $1.5 mil of properties (and as long as it is within the 180 day reverse construction window) then you can complete the exchange completely tax deferred.It's a relatively complex process but could work beautifully for you.

This is a relatively inexpensive process.

Hello all,This is a construction/structural related question.

I'm having my resume rewritten but don't expect to earn more than $35k at a regular job (but I need some decent health insurance).

I am fully prepared to defend this position with the facts above and all other related documentation from your tenancy.

These forums are a great way to gain perspectives on just about every related topic you can think of.If I were in your position, I'd certainly look at a HELOC. 

Can you have a friend cosign, or does it have to be a blood relative?

You might consider advertising with some of the local health care facilities to help business out. 

utm_source=newsletterMy question relates to the refi aspect of this article.  

It was once a relatively affordable area .. similar to Culver City and Mar Vista but those days are long gone .