Can this stuff be thrown out if they don't remove it when asked?

Someone removed the water meter and there is no shutoff on the supply pipe--when I walked in, there was water gushing out and 4 inches of water in the whole house!

Learning to operate under significant pressure, crunching numbers, how to effectively manage time and dealing with very angry people.

But I'm curious, and the tax guys can probably give examples, if you are at 155,000 and you have hit a phase out/rule that says you cannot deduct 25,000 in depreciation, isn't your effective tax rate on that last 5,000 over 100%?

Is driving for dollars really effective or is there a better way to find motivated sellers in select areas?

Usually not, unless your contract has wording to that effect.

That is more professional and far removed from the time of death so it is much less tacky.

The order will remain in effect and enforceable until such time as any provisions of the order is modified, terminated, suspended or set aside by DFI.

Walk-throughs with maintenance reports would likely not be cost effective for them to do.

Removing it and redoing the hole in the deck would mean more $$$ than I wanted to put into the property.Good news is the property manager has found someone to rent it, and they are asking if we could leave the hot tub 'as is', would be willing to sign a release of liability as well as proof of insurance.