Print that out, bring it to the bank, tell the banker you want a business account.

You'd also have to look at the terms in the fine print.

It shows in a grid on one of the pages all the years, reduced basis for that year, and the remaining depreciation when I printed out my entire return.

I may have a source for you, but let me check if they have foot print in CA.  

That word has been manipulated from all printed material and thoughts.I'm changing 2) To loan modification agreement.

It's part of the small print that lawyers always tell you to read closely before signing anything.

You can upload a photo of the receipt to keep a record, or a photo of the pump if the receipt doesn't print (which seems to be about half of the ones I go to).You can do the same thing for expenses, but I need to build out a lot of reporting on that (it's coming).

You can print flyers with all the info on them with your picture and contact details.   

The normal method is list via MLS, use RE agents, pay RE commission, and negotiate with bank.Can't say bad because i'm sure in the fine print, you still have the 10 day due diligence period and can back out for whatever reason.Terry

I would not suggest white walls, I did it once with a rental and there were finger prints and scuffs everywhere (of course, part of it was picking bad tenants :))))