That is also by design as the REI or guru bunch have a second class and a third and a forth........guess what, you never learn real estate you learn investor folklore.Trying to follow some system puts you at a real disadvantage.

Mostly concentrating on Montgomery Frederick and Carroll counties.

Their rationale is that older (built in 1962) houses were designed without gutters so there isn't the big need for them. 

So my weekly plan (with the 12% upcharge) is designed to help him get ahead.

Nearly all of the homes in this city were built between 1880 and 1920, so I think 'historic home' is just a designation that certain homeowners have applied for even while their homes are not all that different from their neighbors.   2) These properties in my area are city owned, which in my calculation means a lot of fingers getting pointed at you.

On joint venture agreements, if one person is putting up funds and the other is doing everything else from finding land, architectural design, construction, marketing, etc.

I take them down to the local designated wilderness area by the river and let them go.

My opinion is that our houses sell themselves (thanks to my designers and contractors work - no credit to myself).

Ken Lucente, United States Postal Inspector along with the FBI have an excellent case against these guys and I do want to see them put away for their crimes, but I am concentrating on the civil end, getting our money back!

Brandon Turner, I'm sure Steven Hamilton II will swear he NEVER thought he'd hear this from me ... but let me just say... you don't need a CPA... you need a "real estate knowledgeable tax pro"That person may or may not be a CPA..Just don't limit your search to that designation :) There are some excellent tax guys and gals who choose not to be a CPA.Now, if you need audit work or some such done, that's a different story ;)