The contractor tells me that he also checked with one of the larger accounting firms in Denver and that it is correct in being treated like a stock, I disagree and told him, it does not matter if he is selling a box of nails, jewelry or shoes, it is simply a return on the investment the (investor) makes.

I want to showcase the view, to show the view while simultaneously showing that this view is from inside the rental.From what I've read, it seems like I'd need to do some photo-editing to accomplish that.

Your mother would not be disqualified from her shoes.

If you were in my shoes would you just leave the money I have accumulated in retirements fund in stocks, bonds and mutual funds and forget about it?

I'm new to the game but I will tell you how I would feel/think if I was in your shoes.1.

. $400) I see the most people are also setting up detailed marketing packages to send to sellers that show case their advantages compared to selling retail.

Don't start off on the wrong foot or in someone else's shoes that you don't know the history of where they were made.

Now if you give your CPA a shoe box of receipts, and the closing statements for flips, and a checkbook register, then you will pay thru the nose.   

If I were in your shoes I'd call my tenant and reach an acceptable solution, saying you don't want to lose them but that things have gone up and you're losing money.....negotiate!

Don't think an LLC will help with taxes because its a flow-through entity for taxes.Someone who runs a shoe store and buys and sells shows is a dealer in shoes.