Quote from @Jen Le: I’m doing extensive remodeling, it’s on knob and tube, over 100 years old building and plumbing, so about 2-3 months renovations.

Quote from @Tri Tran: If what you are saying is true, you could pressure her to make this right by filing a complaint with the state board.

I feel like I've just been sitting on my *** for 2 years doing remodels room by room.

My understanding is that excess business loss limits in 2022 are $270k for single filers and $540k for married filing jointly.

Unfortunately, you will need to file for eviction if you don't want to renew their lease.Is there anything in the lease specifically about renewing or a holdover?

They will (should) use different comps and take into consideration things like higher end finishes and remodels/renovations.It never hurts to meet the Appraiser when they arrive and present them with your own Comps and list of things that add value to your property....

Along with the complete remodel, those verified repairs ended up selling the house in about a week.

For example, in 2024, as a single individual, you make less than $146,000 MAGI, you can make a full contribution to the Roth, $230,000 if married filing a joint return.

They aren’t explaining the mechanics of how this strategy would actually work in the event a lawsuit is filed and potential implications on your insurance.

I told them that I would file complaints against him if he won't refund my money.