Would you engage in REI exclusively on the grounds that it makes wonderful money (when properly ran and treated like a serious business and not a hobby) I don’t look forward to comments like “If you don’t really enjoy it you won’t be good at it and you will loose tons of money” *cough umm..

If you don't have the budget for a proper direct mail campaign, you should hold off for now.

@Kathy Utiss are you saying the banks break the law or don’t follow it properly or what?

Same as post for Caleb Smith.I’ll become more active on BP and learn to use it properly.

An attorney there should be able to give you proper advise about this situation.Good Luck!

The Senate print accompanying the Deficit Reduction Act of 1984 stated that the intent of Congress in amending the statute was to "decrease the controversy and litigation arising under present law with respect to the proper tax treatment of start-up expenditures" by requiring expenses similar to those allowed as deductions in Hoopengarner to be capitalized.

As a broker, I know the contamination will significantly reduce the value of homes in the neighborhood (zero), and I imagine the company will eventually buy the homes actually contaminated...but if I could purchase the property in question at a large discount and rent (w/proper disclosures) at even half the average rental of the neighborhood ($950-$1100)...  

If it is me I'm keeping the tree and putting down pavers with proper drainage underneath, the only exception would be if you have a pet and/ or allow pets in the unit.

https://www.uschamber.com/sites/default/files/023595_comm_corona_virus_smallbiz_loan_final_revised.pdfHopefully this link pasted properly from my IPhone.

You just need the proper guidance to see them.