I'm pretty sure there is a BP discount code too.

Antideferral rules under Subpart F of the Internal Revenue Code keep you from holding money abroad to keep it from being taxed.  

In my area they’re not strict on this. 

If you don't have access to MLS, go to redfin, filter on recently sold, type in your zip code, search and then adjust sold within last "month, 3 months, year" etc.

I believe it's a violation of the REALTOR code of ethics and probably illegal in every state.

We just closed a $505k duplex for a client in the very competitive 90047 zip code of LA.

For the most part we’re doing ok with with rent collection and are not strictly enforcing late payments as long as the tenants are communicating with us their unique situation and also what their plan is to obtain this months rent before next is due.

You could also contact the town and ask the code enforcement officer if you would have any trouble renewing the permit.

Simply because that's where the IRS has identified the most abuse of the tax code.

It's reflective of the city's 1980's land use code, the restrictive elements therein, the complexity of getting permits and the massive growth that has occurred over decades.