I gave them a market analysis of the property, and told them I would do the real estate work for free, if they would be willing to reduce the sales price by what the commission would have been.

As an active out of state investor, I like the idea of knowing that at least I can reduce my overall investment risk by having the eviction laws favor the owner rather than the tenants.

My wife was in the Army and now serves in a non-armed branch of the military called Public Health Services (PHS), but I get mail addressed to me all the time as if I were the one in the military (being the male), but it was actually her.

I recommend latex type to homeowners that live on expansive clay soil so movement in slab is reduced and doesn’t transfer/pop tile floors.  

It will take a while.You also will find that as you reduce the LTV, you can make it work.

The mayor has been publicized before for having some properties in the midtown area and showing favoritism to that, but in this case I would benefit as a homeowner in the midtown area.  

If you properly reported that as you should, now your taxable income is reduced to $1,000 ($5,000-$4,000) and at your 22% tax you would owe $220 on that income.In short, your paying too much in income taxes today and a visit to a CPA is likely going to save you money. 

I would argue that the general public would recognize and appreciate the Energy Star logo over the LEED/USGBC logo the majority of the times (public perception is a big part of a corporation choosing a 'green' certification).I went though LEED design professional stuff along time ago, when it was really hot.

The Connecticut statute also specifically provides protection to the tax deed purchaser against any liability for any condition existing or occurrence upon the property or adjoining public sidewalks and streets, or for any failure to act to remedy or investigate any such condition or occurrence during such redemption period. 

Just today the city met to discuss the pros and cons of public funding for the awesome stadium they want to build.