@Marlon JacksonData sources such as the American Community Survey, also known as the annual Census, can help you judge a location by considering key market indicators.

Ordinary wear and tear does not include things that can be cleaned like dust, tar stains, trash piled in the garage, etc.

And not beneficial to you to do it as you'd be turning a capital gain into ordinary income.Land A is probably a cap gain now (although there's no indication of how long you've owned it and what your intent/use of it has been). 

Census Bureau: American Community Survey (ACS)The ACS was launched in 2005 and is administered every year by the Census Bureau to roughly three and a half million households in the USA.

Not sure what the LLC is doing for you in that case.You'll be able to claim all ordinary and necessary expenses regardless. 

Real estate agents: Jennifer Ramey and Vicki Flores whom are now with Maybohm Real Estate in Augusta Ga.Roofing Company: Brighter Side - Antonio BridgesInsurance: State Farm - Anthony ThaunBroker/Lender: David Holdeman - American Financial NetworkHome Inspector: Jeff Young - Premier Home InspectionsReal Estate Lawyers/Title Company: Clinton Shearouse - Law Augusta/David Huguenin

Look at any other American city and see the same democratic political corruption and decaying cities.

(Builder grade, hospitality grade, etc...)To help avoid disappointments like this, it's best to know what you want and spec what you want upfront, such as Moen Faucet p/n xxxx, American Standard water closet p/n xxxxx set on a bed of mortar with a new wax seal and a new water supply valve kit and escutcheon, etc...

These figures were computed using data from the American Community Survey and assume the 50% rule when calculating NOI. 

You will be taxed on your net income (wholesale income less related expenses) at your ordinary income tax rate + 15.3% self employment tax