No outstanding medical collections over $1,000?

Other tax reduction areas exist in buying medical and using it as a deduction but normal business expenses like office and vehicle and tools of the trade like internet and phone services used as well as utilities in your office are all deductible.

Landlord may enter the Leased Premises without prior noted in the event of an emergency such as, but not limited to the following: Fire, flooding, frozen water lines, natural disaster, or if, in Landlord’s reasonable estimation, a hazard involving life, health or safety exists or if the Leased Premises appear to have been abandoned by Tenant.

an "emergency" element replacement with a tenanted building costs more than just putting a new one in before anyone is living there.

Ask the manager what documentation they need to let you out of the lease on medical grounds.

Hey BP Nation,Got a call from my agent today that the buyers (husband and wife) of my property were all set to close till the husband had some kind of severe medical issue.

Two problems, we have zero equity, and my mother-in-law cannot pay rent (social security income only, medical bills, etc.).Mother-in-law does however qualify for assistance under section 8 if she were to rent a place within the City of Plattsburgh, but I'm still learning how that might work.

End users are 10x easier to deal with on commercial developments however the risk and capital demands are much higher unless you are good at schmoozing investors, which I am not.In a perfect world I would likely agree with your preference for commercial, specifically medical.

And the PM has an emergency off hours number and maintenance staff for off core calls.

Then you can compare a rate of say 6.5% today and look at a rate down the road of 10 to 11% worst case for the new loan and see with moderate rent increases what that payment and picture would look like.Of course in 10 years many types of new loans can emerge that affect the numbers of a property.