But the code limits deductions to business as much as possible so the deductions are allocated towards productive economic activity, not the tax savings strategies of individuals.

But be careful, you should read through the details of the loan.You have to ask about, and also watch out for, these hazards to your financial health in particular.

The seller has a lot of health issues, which have delayed negotiations, but we have verbally agreed to a price, and I am waiting for their signature.

A grocery store is conveniently located across the street and a health-food/garden center/gift shop is a quick walk away.

I do like Minneapolis from demographics and economic perspective.

By any chance, do you have an HSA account that goes along with a high deductible health insurance plan at work?

I have always assumed that the state health dept operating license that says how many lots you can have is the governing document.

I need to chat with someone who can help me understand the implications of these decisions on my financial health.

Originally posted by @Theresa Harris:I'm in Canada and use a national insurance provider as most of my rentals are in another province.of course socialism at work just like health insurance.

Anything in commercial really below a few million in price is not going to usually be anything of great quality with national tenants.The economics of development and location costs with rents needed per sq ft to pencil a project dictate higher prices.For commercial retail STNL most new stuff QSR restuarant with new leases really looking at about 2 to 2.5 million putting 30 to 35% down for strong suburban locations.