This would be in a flood zone that is considered low to moderate (X flood zone)  https://www.sacbee.com/news/state/california/water-and-drought/article170234577.html https://www.sacbee.com/news/state/california/water-and-drought/article170268322.htmlYOUR FLOOD NERd

You could document the issue with pictures then contact the contractor and ask for a reimbursement since it took your time to fix their mistake.

My number one tip:................Get rid of Negativity in every form, the news, that "friend", your own thoughts.

Believe it or not (sarcastically speaking, if not obvious) - investors use day laborers without any documentation and under-the-radar contractors who never file or pay taxes.

I know the way banks usually review their foreclosure offers so my question is should I wait for reductions or should I submit an offer now with photos documenting the interior condition?

This is better than a Virtual Assistant because it is written by a lawyer, it takes me maybe 5 minutes to email him with the details, and when it's done it's a good looking, professional legal document that cost me nothing.

My question is:For tax purposes, do we need to record a Bill of Sale-type document for the amount that the other wholesaler paid me - OR - do I just account for this as normal income at the end of the year?

I was shocked when my brokers (been with two different brokerages) mentioned this, because in my corporate job deadlines are deadlines; I can't call my Finance Committee and ask them to push back a meeting because I do not have the presentation prepared.This per diem concept was news to me, as I haven't experienced it previously in other transactions that had minor delays.

Review your contract...that is the guiding document as to your options contractually.

The IRA is handled and reported in the same fashion, but instead of just focusing on the public exchanges, they can document an IRA investment into shares of privately held stock, crowdfunds, private mortgage notes and the like.