I suppose you'd have to draft a contract to exclude yourself from any implied warranties if you finaced the appliance to her.

It goes on from there to exclude if you are renting your home.Also, the deadline is tomorrow for the recipient of the form to receive it.I'd look into this.

You will recapture 75k in depreciation and exclude 25k in gain.You could however instead complete a 1031 exchange on the property and purchase a new property, convert it to a rental for just over a year and then move in for the two years.

So I always expect one roommate to not work out and leave the remaining roommates - so I exclude the income of the highest candidate and see if there is enough to qualify with what remains.

You need a CPA type person to determine what is the acceptable % of your purchase attributable to the improvements (excluding the land) as Mary Joe indicated.

Attached you will see the legal description used for your tax parcel identification number this description excludes the southerly 11 feet of Lot 4.

The list agent contact info is right on the MLS listing, so if your agent refused (which they do not have a legal right to do) to send to list agent, you could have done it yourself.Secondly, if the seller was given the report, all the docs excluding them from liability does not eliminate their required legal requirement to disclose what they are aware of and that could no longer play dumb on the mold issue once served with the docs proving it.

Most of them were just letting me know there was no property to speak of, it was only an empty lot.But I just got a new, updated list from Listsource and have included extra parameters to exclude these types of listings.So far, no deals, but getting there!

Keep in mind the 50% rule is for expenses EXCLUDING debt service, therefore the rule would look like this: cash flow = gross rent * .5 - mortgage payment (principle and interest only).So if your gross rent is 1100, then:1100 X .5 = $550 minus $350 mortgage (just tossed in, not a real number) = $200 monthly cash flow.

., based on a selling price of $675,000 - $750,000 what would you think is reasonable for lot costs (excluding permits, fees, etc.) ?