You may try and look at - IRS Pub 523 https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p523.pdfQuote ' - If you don't meet the eligibility test, you may still qualify for a partial exclusion of gain if you moved because of work, health, or an unforeseeable event.

I assume that one would make this in order to send out yellow letters to find out whose interested in selling...I've created entities for asset protection so that my personal information is kept out of the public eye.

i mean records ARE public...

(I'm certified to pull the full credit report)I verify the landlord to be a legitimate landlord/property management company or if it's a private landlord: verify with public records/county records.Call/fax/email the landlord to request references, call/email every day up to 7 days.Check alternative sources for bad/good reports about tenants rental history.

I'd like to buy a wilting tomato plant and nurse it back to health, in a rose garden preferably.( this analogy being A class neighborhoods are rose gardens & B class neighborhoods are vegetable gardens, both good gardens.)Could it be divided into a duplex?

My health took a turn for the worse, and my performance on the job suffered greatly because of the treatment.  

I think you have a high probability of getting your EMD back because it seems like a good argument about the mold being a health hazard.4) You better not lose your EMD...I will fight them insistently on this.

We may want to pick a location that's relatively close to Bart or some public transportation to make it accessible for other folks in the area.

Good Evening All,We looked at a listing today in Providence that was listed as a 2 family but has 3 units, there isn't anyone living in the 3rd unit.  The third unit and the 1st unit share an electric meter however th...

It'll depend on a lot of things: access to public utilities (water, sewage, roads, power, etc), terrain that affects the type of foundation and build process needed, etc.