If you don't, you can go through the listing agent and since they would receive both sides of the commission, you should get pretty good treatment.

Like a good investor, I am prepared to hold the house for the Congressionally approved 5 years and live in the house the last two years to receive favorable tax treatment should all of the above fail --praying all the while for a decent tenant who could actually take care of a freshly rehabbed house AND change filters AND cut the grass.

In fact, one of the major treatments for a heart attack is to give blood thinners -- something you can't give to someone who is at risk for massive bleeding.

You tile under them because of visual possibilities.

I personally don't use affirmations as r2 described, but I do heavily use visualization.

The first issue that jumped out at me is that you have to have the intent to hold for investment in order to qualify for 1031 exchange treatment.

There are some really great looking concrete treatments now-a-days as well.

The seller did a termite treatment and we didn't see any visible signs of damage when we initially looked at the house and everyone said termites are very common.

After looking at a ton of properties you'll be able to make a quick visual call on the value of the property (what the property is worth to you).

It will show wear faster than just about any other floor treatment except really cheap carpet.If you go with the $3 per square foot you haven't spent much on it.