Since month-to-month leases create no such inflection points, tenants are subject to a greater degree of inertia (i.e.

All of them need varying degrees of work but we have some concerns about one building in particular.

I've been a BP fan for quite some time now, and now that I'm working as an agent and am getting close to purchasing my first investment property, I thought it would be the ideal time to join the community.A little background on me, after graduating high school I attended the Rutgers University Business School located in NJ and graduated with a degree in Supply Chain Management.

I have gone through my initial telephone conversations with them and are so far impressed by their degree of professionalism and knowledge.

It's always 2 degrees warmer when I drive by the refinery. 

The coils and 180 degree fittings are all fabricated from 10 foot pieces of standard black pipe, 

Therefore the property types that are the most favorable to generate bonus depreciation will be those with a high degree of what the tax code refers to as "land improvements". 

For this project, I would’ve said if it went over 12 months, I would’ve factored it in to some degree.

We also have a good friend/real estate lawyer who also says do it and he will help us structure the paperwork so we are protected to a certain degree (not sure what that means since we haven't gotten that far).

and independent surveyors ( and appraisers to a degree).When someone is going to sell.. the first thing they do is a survey and sometimes an appraisal.You could also meet with city 'officials' to inquire about areas they want to REHAB and often give financial incentives.Are there any closed businesses?