Also, I would look for value-add opportunities in the property if you can fix it up, raise rents, etc...Another thing I thought was strange is that the right side has a top and bottom and the left side is all one side.

I don't own any rental properties and will patiently wait for the bottom to fall out before I do. 

Further guidance from US Dept of Treasury released on Friday.https://home.treasury.gov/news/press-releases/sm53...link to PDF at bottom.......In skimming it, here's some notes that are not 'CPA proofed' but what I'm gathering:Seems that a maximum committed time is communicated - in other words, 10 years is the minimum holding time to get the preferrable (0%) capital gains treatment during a sale event - but there's guidance now to indicate that 20 1/2 years is the total time that the treatment (at a minimum) will occur, so as I'm guessing to prevent a future change and not encourage a situation where everyone wants to sell their assets/businesses, etc right when the 10 years kicks inSeems there may only be a 6 month window to place funds / earmark funds as available for an opportunity fund. 

Set up Billing for the new Project (In the Overview section at the bottom left)4.

Or any other light neutral color (blue, grey, etc.).

In the fine print at the bottom of their privacy policy page, they say "For advanced education success rates and student satisfaction ratings, please visit: https://affluence.com/experience/" That page yields a 404 (page doesn't exist).

I started investing back in the bottom of the recession or, as I like to call it, the Great Turkey Shoot of 2010.

Is having neutral and hot reversed an issue?

I stained the Hardiplanks and dumped some gravel in the bottom of the pit.

Joint Venture Guru's,Bottom line Up Front:  What's the value of being a co-signer on debt financing?