And since this is my first conversation in a forum, I do need to apolagize if you are not supposed to mention websites or to tell people about where to find the information.

Conversely, if annual appreciation is well below the standard – 3%, your total gain is $4,558,000.

I don't know how much I'll be able to add to the conversation at THIS point, but I'd be more than happy to meet and just listen to others who have the same interests (I'm sick of talking about cars over and over with my current friends...though if you have any car problems, please feel free to ask!).

Right now I'm doing two condo conversions in cambridge (one with my own money and one with another investor's).

However, I feel that my input in this conversation has hit its comfortable max, and I should dismiss myself.I would say one last thing though.

Everyone listens to every conversation with one ear, waiting to hear how it will affect them, either negatively or positively.

It felt good to have several intellengent conversations because I have felt very alone in this.This is my dream, not my husbands so time to go solo.Barbara

Hi all,I'm in the process of doing a deal involving a condo conversion with another investor.

THey can give you a list of all of the items in a house that are deductible.

The condo conversion fad is over and in many areas there is an excess supply of condos.BTW, buying 30 units at $100K per door and selling for $200K per door does not give you $3 million "net".