Currently I have a corporation (although I haven't done anything with it) and I would like to know if I can purchase new office equipment and then include that as an expense on my tax returns for next year.

In the short run prices should continue to rise from supply demand issues.

- She said 75kShe doesn't owe anything on it and according to her no title issuesI got a ballpark figure of the value from the tax office of 36kHere's the issue, the house is about an hour away in a city I am unfamiliar with.does this sound like a legitimate lead?

Small city is pretty vague.Look to the number of sales in an area on the MLS, or the recorder's office, someone has the stats.

Like Jon and some other veteran BP members, I've always thought you need 12 months seasoning until our loan officer said she can do it in 6 months late last year.

HUD rep always come to my closing atty's office I close with HUD at say 2:00 and my buyer comes and closes at like 2:20 (example) and we are done.I have to bring in seperate funds for the A to B , then the B to C is the buyers funds.I have not heard of a 24 hour wait to close.

In addition to those fees some brokers charge a fee on each deal you do to cover the technology/office access.

At least a couple of years ago, that was the guideline.Its been 2 years since I was in the business, so you know how those guidelines can change on a dime at times.A good loan office can officially answer this question.

So, to help you in this current example, simply tell your seller you agree to do so, however, to be able to do it legally and ethically, you will require another a purchase contract that is assignable or better yet, an option contract which you should record with the county recorders office.

I have sat in his office when the phone rang and it was one of the investors wanting to invest $100,000 or more.