MAny judges see damages as usual and customary as well as expected business expenses, natural wear and tear is subjective, but normal wear was probably considered with haveing a dog on premises, after all, 5 years and a dog there with your knowledge.

Many times it's best to be stealthy and testing the waters, making a reasonable amount of profit in a community than walking in and trying to pull out 35% profit...I guarantee you people in the business will be watching you and the first thought will be that you pulled a fast one....just human nature, IMO.

Additionally I'd like to know what the actual procedural costs for invest/divest...Incorporating, distributing checks, etc.

Its only natural that a rehabber wants to net as much as possible.

That sparked the interest and a lot of training fueled it.I love finance and modeling so real estate is a natural fit.

Its human nature, and something to do with ego probably.

LOLI use a backward time management scheme to manage my time, something I did naturally and it allows me to procrastinate!

It hooks in to Google effortlessly, and it's one of the best managers.When you incorporate Google into your life, as with an Android smartphone, it gets even better.

Many people (even real estate professionals) don't understand the nature of a rehabber's business, and they assume that we are all a bunch of scam artists looking to take advantage of buyers; and2.

That said, there are the "standard" things you should incorporate, and Scott hit those in hist post -Intro-Description of hardship-back it up, back it up , back it up-close