Is there one book that teaches anyone how to analyze, buy and sell bonds?

- she may be able to give you advice in this area after just going through a LENGTHY evicition process in Baltimore County (my understanding is the city process would be 2x to 3x worse).

There is a state cap of 1.7% for school taxes (though districts can vote for bonds that can raise the rate now) so he may have just seen the school rate.

Real estate is a tangible asset with more control over said asset when compared to stocks or bonds.2.

@Steven Bond might have new construction properties similar to the one you are under contract on.He's selling them as four-plexes, not condos so that issue doesn't come up.Good luck.

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There are plenty of studies showing that the "average investor" generates 2-3% annualized returns from a mix of equities, funds and bonds over 10, 20 & 30 year periods.The real point I was making is, forget that the word "tax" is involved and simply look at the net after-tax return on investment from the opportunity when UBIT is in the picture.  

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