.), just be careful, the IRS expects you to make a profit in 3 out of any 5 years and they are quick to label those that do not meet this requirement as a "hobby" and then none of your losses are deductible.

Rules may have changed since I have been in school.Back then, students could still be on their parent(s) health insurance as long as the student is under the age restriction SET BY the insurance company, even though the student is labeled  "independent."

Don't allow yourself to label that investment as a waste if you never even attempted to use it!

I purchased 5000 post cards on a great deal, unfortunately these cards are not stamped or addressed.Anyone have any solution beside me adding address labels to all of the cards by hand?

I can look at the county GIS or google maps and write addresses down but Id much rather get a list I can just copy and print off mailing labels for since I'm doing a couple hundred and will be sending to the same people multiple times

I usually assume any deal (to buy a property) brought to me by a broker can be labelled as 'good' at best.

Also keep in mind that if the basement is below grade it won't meet minimum standards of fitness for human habitation:"No room or area in a dwelling may be used for habitation if more than 1⁄2 of its floor-to-ceiling height is below the average grade of the adjoining ground and is subject to chronic dampness."

I just worry about getting black labeled for trying without the proper reasoning (if they do that).

Is Listsource just providing a list of homeowners and then you need to add a label to your postcard?

Does Listsource just providing a list of homeowners and then you need to add a label to your postcard?