DACA program provided us with a social security and permission to work with expiration date of 2 yrs from date of approval, so we have to continually renew every 2 years by paying ~$500.

This matters due to early withdrawal and tax implications.

In the event a tenant has objections to a new tenant moving into the unit due to social distancing

Covid & now the reports of social unrest have deterred them. 

As you’ve probably noticed, all tables and chairs have been removed from stores, so there is no in-store socializing anymore.

He is concerned about having the loan mistaken as a gift and then running into tax implications down the line for their them or us. 

What are the tax implications for both buyer and seller?

The AAA contractors said that repairs could take longer due to any set-backs to their workforce to regulations of social distancing and other practices to curb coronavirus spreading (our unit is only 500 square feet).We want to sue our upstairs neighbor for the $1000 deductible and our relocation fees, the $100 she promised my brother-in-law as well as missed work (my husband is a music teacher and missed his work day on that Saturday due to our unit flooding).

Her social security is only $1k a month, but she will be about $75k from the purchase.

Hello all, I have a tax question regarding rental property mortgage refinancing. From my understanding, many of the loan costs (loan origination costs, appraisal, credit report, etc.) are amortized over the life of th...