But instead we will dump billions into some bull crap program that does nothing for kids in the inner city whose parents suck.

I had been looking for 5 months and was beginning to think that perhaps my offers were unreasonable for the current market climate - we had very strict parameters however that we could not really stray from , as it is important to us to be able to provide housing my parent in laws , and we will also be occupying a unit ourselves.

Individual B is better off in my opinion and that is from the mouth of a "freshly minted" MBA who had my parents pay for everything.

The students loved it, their co-signing parents loved it, and I'm getting excellent rent with plenty of available deep-pockets to cover the inevitable damage to all the shiny new upgrades.Wish me luck, though: this year more than ever before my co-signing parents are all attorneys..........

Thats why I would think twice about college kids, yeah there parents will pay for the rent but these kids are like wild animals, breaking stuff, putting the A/C on 60 degree's(cant be good for the life of the unit) etc..

Welcome to BP Chad.My parents lived in St Charles for a while - beautiful area!

My parents had scores around 820ish, but that is the highest I have heard of.

If only my parents had kept that house as a rental when they moved to Oregon!

So, if your plumber comes out a few times for $200 each trip, you will exceed the threshold and you'll need to generate that 1099.Now, in 2010, you will not have to do that if the recipient is a corporation (C or S); you have to 1099 any LLC or sole proprietor.The change for 2011 is that even corporations will need to be sent a 1099.And to properly issue a 1099, you will need to get a W-9 filled out (to get Tax ID and to determine if recipient is exempt from withholding - which would be at 28% I believe).

That's why I'm going to withhold my opinion until more info comes.By the way does anyone have any more information on this case?