I would strongly recommend that you instead of starting with a foundation company, have a structural engineer come out and take a look at the property to get a feel for exactly what foundation repairs are needed.You can then have foundation companies bid on the engineer's report to resolve the issues to avoid a situation where you are allowing the foundation company to come up with the estimate themselves as I have heard that foundation companies estimates tend to come in all over the place without an engineer's report to work off and limit their repairs.I will PM you the guy that I used for a property I was looking at recently.   

They advertise them in the newspaper or what used to be the news paper...

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.I can't get my BRRRR analysis to work although when I run the standard rental property calculator I get decent cash flow.

So the lender should understand this and give me the full amount I was pre-approved for.That's good news.

I report every person that emails me "deals" they do not own and they end up with a cease and desist from the state.

Account Closed said, you keep track of that travel and those expenses could be added to the basis of the property if you have identified the property before making the trip (Just the market investigation trip is not added to basis) Flipping and development: You could possibly deduct the travel to another state if you have a flipping business: 1) Flipping business is reported in the Schedule C or as an ordinary business activity if you have an entity, and travel cost to acquire the other properties can be deducted if planned property. 

Or they think the NAR and MLS run the industry, and their 'brokerage' (and by extension, they...) are to "report all earnings," and somehow a PROSPECT (vs. a CLIENT) is somehow "brokerage property."

You were not able to take any of the losses because your income was above $150,000.in 2017 - you have 7,000 of suspended losses and $1000 of loss generated in 2017.You sell the property for $125,000 and your adjusted basis is 78,400(21,600 of accumulated depreciation).You calculate 46,600 of gain but you are entitled to report the $8000 of losses on schedule E.Let me know if you have any questions.

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Thanks for your report.