He botched the initial sales deal, costing me $30,000 from the initial offer I received, but I was finally able to sell. 

As a landlord, I recently received a Request for Proposal ("RFP") from a non-profit that is seeking office space. 

http://www.baltimorereia.com/our-events/USE THIS LINK TO CHECK OUT WHEN THE REIA IS HAVING EVENTS YOU CAN ALSO TEXT "REIA" TO 21000 FOR TEXT MESSAGE ALERTS ON UPCOMING EVENTS. 

He then deeded the property to a trust that has the LLC (officers and members) as a beneficiary (all based on advise received from multiple sources).

A family friend is financing a twin home building project and will receive a percent of the profits when the homes sell.

Since we are currently in the busy tax season it got me thinking...Will we have to pay 2018 (next April) income taxes on the cash we will be receiving after our refinance goes through?

I hate receiving interest!

But, this is currently the best offer that I have received.

We've speculated that the offers may have been rejected because of the due diligence period being 7+ days, or perhaps being contingent on inspection, but have received no feedback from the agents as to the true cause. 

When you receive a fine  they will each be assessed a $15 fine.