I'm just below the border west of Six Flags.You definitely need someone qualified, does not have to be a CPA, could be an Enrolled Agent or an attorney.

My neighborhood, Normal Station, is located between the University of Memphis main campus, and the University's South Campus (border is highland to the west, southern to the north, goodlett to the east and park to the south).

For some perspective, I live about an hour from the border of Delaware. 

If you leverage to the gills then you are only pretending to understand real estate or otherwise are gambling.

So they'll weigh in on my debt-to-income ratio, but I'm hoping that my good credit will convince lenders to take the gamble and give me a lower rate. 

Here was my response:I am by no means an expert and am not a cross border legal/tax specialist.

This is mostly used in stats without a state-level income tax like Texas.Gambling losses: Losses due to legal gambling can be deducted currently, as long as they are itemized.Interest expense: Interest paid on a debt, such as a student loan or mortgage, can be currently deducted.

When I look at her fence again, she now has a large border of 2x12 board running across the bottom about 4 or 5 feet.  

I have been a Correctional Officer at a state prison, a Deputy Sheriff, a Correctional Officer at a federal prison, a Border Patrol Agent, and now I am Federal Agent for the Department of Homeland Security.

Any business is a gamble, even cash flow rentals, a Subway shop, or gym.