I am selling a home in Georgia as a non Resident.I am told a 3% of Cap Gaines will be with held for the GA IRS.I read that GA Capital Gaines tax is 6% and they seems to be no Long term/short term differential.I understand that I will need to file a non-resident GA tax return for 2018 to get a refund of W/H or pay more tax, perhaps up to another 3%.Is this understanding correct?

And of course, the courts here have already held that "entrapment" is not a defense. 

There's also another meeting held every month on the second Wednesday (June 13th this month).

I’m looking at vacant lots held by the state where I’m 1st in line for a price request for the tax deed since it’s been over 3 yrs. and would like to know others’ strategies. 

Rollodex,  I did metal shop in high school and never really learned to type :<)

A door area camera might be nice in a sketchy area, but Texas requires door viewers which work well with dusk to dawn led lamps...and a decorative metal security screen type door is probably better security than a camera.

If R/E is held inside the IRA the depreciation driven loss is of no benefit.

Helps pay for the dumpsters :wink:Steve, you bring the metal detector!

Your risk will be more spread out than if you held a note for 1 or 2 properties also.

A lot of that debt is held by other countries that make up the euro.