There are various other provisions related to vehicles; however, they can be one big benefit.It is VERY distinct that if you operate a business you must pay taxes when you profit from the merchandise you sell.

So I run into a very interesting dilemma that has shown two very distinctive and conflicting view points.

you are no longer assigning the contract in this case, you are doing two distinct closings, one where you buy and one where you sell.

As two of the most important areas of the site -- the forums are where discussions happen and the marketplace is where users can advertise and solicit (where commerce happens on BP) -- we felt that they needed their own distinct areas.We've also eliminated the old "tools' menu item and combined it with our resources menu.Overall, the idea is to make the most important areas more obvious to our users, and we believe that this change does that.

Both are new loans so that's not a distinction to make.

If so, would it be similar to the combined income that spouses qualify for or is there a distinction?

I work as an analyst for Investment Real Estate in north York (a developer and broker of self storage), but I've also worked as a property manager for Royal Square and a subcontractor for Distinct Equities (the group doing the Colorworks building on George St)...so I've gotten around quite a bit!

College rentals generally turn over every year, however this offers a few distinct advantages (1) this will happen at the same time every year and it will happen when demand to rent is at its highest, this makes for a cycle that is easy to predict. (2) because turnover happens at the same time you can find out 3-5 months in advance if they are going to be renewing their lease you are able to prepare accordingly by advertising and pre-leasing the property months in advance.

Although, I have had exposure to RE in four distinct ways: from a regulatory perspective during my time with the FDIC, from an underwriting perspective as part of a CRE underwriting team at BofA, from a public markets persepctive in my current role as an investment analyst, and as a homeowner for the past seven years.  

I echo the distinction that @Anthony Gayden pointed out in his comment.