And you can bet that whatever you end up paying for the property will be what the new valuation will be the following year unless its lower than the current value in which case you need to protest.

I am beginning to narrow down my search and the criteria that I am considering is as follows: Population size/GrowthWhere are people coming from? 

Should I follow up with her and let her know that I can get the house sold so she can benefit from the current market trend that is slowly starting to shift?

Frankly, as I am 90 days in with no progress on collecting on their “guaranteed rent” program, I had have to advise it appears to be a marketing scam they have no intention of following through on - as always, caveat emptor.

My response, “I help people.”The follow up question, “How?”

I thought of the following.* Spray-foam attic space for cut down on heat lost; 35% of heat is lost through attic.* Install electric heat in 900 sqf 2 bedroom home.* Install supplemental Woodstove in living room.       

We are planning to finance the deal so you can think of the bank as being another party in this transaction.My question for the community is the following:  How do you guys usually structure these kinds of deals?  

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I am just following up on this post.

The following may be true depending on the circumstances: From the custodian's perspective, an investment was made into a private placement, providing your IRA with ownership interest in an LLC.