While properly maintained K-n-T can be perfectly safe - it is still prevalent in industrial settings and many power transmission lines are similar to K-n-T - the problem is that most residential K-n-T is 75+ years old and has not been well maintained - it's been spliced into and extended over the years ... quite often incorrectly.  

She incorrectly told them how much I paid for the carpet, and they are all hanging on to that, is one example.  

Now part of that is due to me prospecting incorrectly and waiting for business to come to me.

So many do not understand this....Not sure if I read your post incorrectly as to whether or not entity form had anything to do with taxes.

A lot of lenders calculate self-employment income incorrectly.

Now, I know I have checked that address multiple times and made sure I punched it in correctly, no go prior. 

In this case, the concept is incorrect.

Originally posted by "MikeOH":Most small investors don't understand cap rate and how it works in the real world, as evidenced by the two incorrect answers you got before Wheatie chimed in.MikeWho or what are you referring to?

@Aaron Junck @Ben Leybovich @Chris Martin @John Quebedeaux @Chris Martin Sorry if my terminology is incorrect, but I did find this house on willow of all places.

So after 8 days of 100 degree plus temperature I called my preferred vender,  He went out and found out that the original tech that went to work on the heat in december had wired it incorrectly and when the tenants turned the  A/C side of the heat pump on the power shorted to grown and blew the fan motor.