Hey BP,Working on some final projects for my duplex which has an all concrete yard.  Only thing is that it seems to have been made that way at different times so it is a mixture of plain concrete, painted concrete, pa...

A trained, and competent Agent/Wholesaler brings far more to the equation than an "ordinary Agent".   

We used white vinegar from Costco on outdoor concrete (patio) and it worked really well.

Don't know what "priority pictures" would be - but some sort of express mail for sending docs back and forth is not out of the ordinary.

To be crystal clear, flipping a home resulting in a profit is not "capital gains" rather, the income is taxed as ordinary income.

One day I was sitting outside on my patio and I said a quick little prayer for clarity on this subject. 

Interest income is taxed at the same rate as ordinary income.

We have a family member who hired local Big bear worker to do patio deck recently.

When an asset is disposed of, any depreciation deductions claimed for that asset in previous tax filings may potentially be taxed as ordinary income or a special capital gains rate, depending on the depreciation method used.

Which then I come to find out she isn't a CPA, she is a tax professional with an IRS Preparer Tax Identification Number (PTIN), authorizing her to sign federal tax returns.That leads me back to the strategy aspect, if she really did look over my taxes and was a strategist, the interest income I receive for selling one of my businesses shouldn't have all of the sudden change to ordinary income this year which subjected me to self employment tax.