If home builders are in trouble i wonder who is ordering all the large machinery from Caterpiller and other large equipment companies.CAT is scheduling 8 months out on earth moving equipment with sales up 300% from this time last year.They are building 1500 homes within a 2 mile radius of my house. 

So If I dont take care of them they'll leave and go somewhere else if they are paid less or even for a simple thing as making .10 cents more an hour.I'm trying to get our offices redone and mine will be the last to have anything done - first one on the list is my executive director, then our nurse, then I'll construct a decent breakroom/mini office where at the CMA/CNA station - again not things to worry about if you're running a home plus - but dont shove someone running a home plus into a hole and not give them decent equipment or a space they can make their own - take care of them and finding a good operator/executive director will make or sink your business!  

i typed that slowly for emphasis.also, i'm ill-equipped technically and i did not fill out hardly anything in my profile.

From 2008-2010, successfully replaced over 2,000 computers to newer equipment.•Led the opening project for the installation and setup of over 350 computer devices and peripherals for the opening of the South Shore Cancer Center. •Managed all the technical aspect of “The Blade Personal Computer†a pilot trial which is an alternative to traditional PCs, maximizing the end user’s experience.•Implemented new database tracking system to evaluate current computer equipment inventory. •Developed new customer relationships and provide day-to- day support for existing end users.

If anyone is looking to do an arbitrage near downtown San Antonio currently, I just completed a set of 2 identical townhomes with full privacy backyard and 1 car enclosed garage. 

You don't get that same vibe in Columbus at all (with some saying Columbus doesn't have as much identity/character as other cities because of all of the development that's taken place in recent years). 

Hi,So my friend's dad is building a ~600 sq ft ADU in southern California and on the drawings it says:"Per Title 24, the BTU/HR rating for the equipment are:Total water heater: 199.7K BTU/HRTotal heating equipment: 205K BTU/HRTotal Cooling System: 100.5K BTU/HR"  When looking at air conditioning systems, I see them being sold as something like "4 tons, 48000 cooling BTU". 

A wire transfer costs around $20 within the US and $50 internationally and would require proof of identity plus IRS reporting of the transaction (if the US is involved).

-Would the purchase of tools/equipment/materials used to perform work on both sides of the property be split by a %, or would that be fully depreciable under my business?

If I was going to invest in small multi i would look for something like the brick fourplexes I grew up around in the suburbs of Minneapolis. 40 years later they look identical and equine almost zero maintenance.