Here's the latest information I've found:https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/12/08/us/...The two versions differ on how to tax “pass-through” business income that is currently taxed at the individual rate of the business’s owners.

I'd ask for some pictures of their work and use that initial interaction as a filter. 

If you're looking to do this full time, find a house to flip, for nothing more than just to gain the experience of buying-rehabbing-selling it, and the interaction with contractors, realtors, vendors, etc.  

If it's not, it may mean I have to improve elements of the deck to get it compliant.

So if I'm in the PM there's an element of risk there because you're not doing 5 concurrent projects already. 

Anyone can plug numbers into a spreadsheet or software application, but without a thorough understanding of how the numbers interact; what type of results the analysis should produce; and what is easily fixed vs a long expensive issue vs unfixable, you could loose a very large shirt.Yes, it is your shirt, but Mr.

Except you are missing a few elements in your conclusion:1 - Yes, appreciating equity has value, but it must be looked at in the context of the entire deal. 

I just wanted to point out that in addition to this value, you should evaluate a number of other deal components, such as the length of the investment, exit strategy, average annual return, type of a deal - value add or something else; review the sponsors themselves, verify their references if this is your first interaction with them.If you'd like to discuss it further please feel free to reach out directly.

To be a colleague requires people to interact with one another.

Is the roof not considered a common element?