Metal roof is fairly generic and can cover a variety of roofs - brass, bronze, copper, iron, steel, aluminium, etc.Around here a metal roof from the 1940s would most probably be a {corrugated} galvanized steel roof.  

It's thru Kaplan education.There are also a variety of less than $1000 courses that are online, perhaps with videos. 

Everything was going smoothly until the inspection revealed some potential structural issues.  

Hi @Doug Quist, you have received a variety of answers to a very simple question.

Generally, Section 1231 gains are considered as capital gains, and capital gains are subject to specific rules when it comes to offsetting them against losses.However, whether you can offset your Section 1231 gain with passive losses would depend on a variety of factors, including the specific nature of the losses, the character of the gain, and your individual tax situation.

No preliminary title search (see below to learn about title searches), no matter how complete, can predict when a long-lost relative or heir will turn up or whether paperwork buried for years under a misspelled name will reveal a claim concerning the property.

The one thing that they do not reveal is that Scott & Amie Yancey are licensed real estate agents and broker in the state of Las Vegas.

The state is also home to a variety of educational and recreational opportunities, making it an ideal place to invest.Let me know how I can help! 

I have looked at a variety of online financing options, SoFi etc, and have only been able to get approved for a personal loan of 25k, putting me just about at 65k, still too short. 

you will get a wide variety of answers depending on the age of the person you talking to.In my day starting out in the late 70s.. there was no 5% down.. what you did was 80  10 10 10% down in cash 10% from HML and 80% bank note.. banks would not lend more than 80% in those days(which is probably pretty smart on their part).so for me new construction in Milpitas CA for 90k ( lot of money in the late 70s)  10k down 10k second at 15% due in 3 yearsand 9% first it was just a few years later in the Carter years that rates sky rocketed to 15 to 20%. lived there 18 months sold for 50k profit bought up market in the SF bay area and well I let appreciation do its magic