Or, two, the property is held for rental or investment or use in a business and they qualify for 1031 Exchange treatment.

One gets "preferred" treatment (a pet) vs the one in the protected class does not.I only say that because Bill had conceded that he would allow them a pet after the fact so he obviously doesn't have a hard and fast rule against pets.

I have never heard treatment costing even a tenth that much.Feedback and help to solve this for less money appreciated.

I work in the cancer field (radiation oncology) and have a 45 minute commute.

Another highly visible feature is your window treatment and lamp shade choices.

@Gary Parker The seller could have (an almost) correct understanding of the tax treatment, but because we don't know how much of the $92K contract price is depreciation recapture and how much is long term capital gain due to appreciation, we can't really give you a definitive answer.

Looks like a termite treatment or multiple treatments.

Book keeping, tax treatments etc are better handled by professionals and at least one consultation with these professionals can always help.

Usually the most effective treatment that will kill them and their eggs is heat...then the question is what can you and can't you heat treat.

Hi Mathew, thanks for asking about in effect the tax treatment of non refundable option payments, rent credit etc!!