I look forward to seeing some of your posts.Brandon Turner can help solve you looking like a clam neck in the photo.

Funding time for the property is usually a clue.

This solves the problem of any question about prohibited transactions.

You should also ask for the depreciation schedules (4562), to give some clue as to any capital expenditures that they made the prior couple of years.But it's certainly true that if you don't get them directly from the IRS, or at least from a CPA or other professional preparer, they can easily be forged, as can any kind of reporting they provide.

I worked restaurants as a kid, managed a fish place, so at least I have a clue, if I had to salvage one and replace people and oversee one for awhile but certainly I'd never work one.

Still looking for ways to out smart others and not having a clue. :)

His bill is now up to $32,000 per year for only 13 units, which is over 2400 per year per unit, and he can't find anyone from long distance to help him solve the problem.

I sent an email to Zillow, but am hoping to solve this issue yet today since my contract clock is ticking!

That doesn't slam any lender and solves the issue of bogus letters.

You talk like this because you haven’t a clue how hard it is to be completely incapacitated then go through a year’s long system to have to prove it.