(It was passed down to her only child, but he recently passed away. 

At the end of the day, I am NOT happy and the seller has acted like a child.

Good guy:  If I thought her deposit might cover the damages, I'd tell her that you love dogs but some people are allergic and so she must go and If she'll "clean up really good" and can be out in 7 days (or whatever time you choose) you'll give her X dollars. 

However, being only a child, I couldn't do anything except read a few free books I'd found.

Appreciation will catch up with the 50% rule or the 2% rule or whatever rule and smack it like a redheaded step child.

These entities have a single Parent entity for maintenance purposes, but they are able to replicate themselves into multiple Child Series LLCs or Child Delaware Statutory Trusts to hold a variety of assets in segregated structures.

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We purchased our first property in 1999 as a young couple with 1 child on the way. 

Maybe it is in walking distance of where they work, maybe it is around the corner from their (non-custodial) child/elderly relative so they can see them daily, or whatever.

Is the lower unit much more accommodating to your child in a wheelchair?