For my own properties, I am already at or near the maximum net passive loss allowance.

if I sell my house in 2016 and gain $500K, will I have to apply the $200K loss carry forward to offset the $500K first, meaning I will not enjoy the full $500K exclusion? 

Who suffers the financial and economic loss incurred by a late payment?

The granite co. is saying my options are buy a different shade (which will be noticeable), buy a solid color (which will be even more noticeable) or call as many granite places and see if the exact match is out there.Any feedback would be appreciated.Thanks,George Sarianos

They have to show that they did their due diligence in trying to mitigate their loss by finding a tenant.

I just came to find out that the property is under contract, so that is a loss as far as the property goes.

This means I can withstand many complete losses as long as I occasionally come out on top with a big IPO.  

The only way to avoid  the risk is to sell the property to someone what would assume all risks, benefits, burdens, gains, losses, revenues and expenses related to the property for at least 180 calendar days. 

Not sure it's worth debating the shades of gray.

We will expect actual damages of approximately $500 for the cost of having a locksmith remove the illegal device, another $9,000 for loss of the prospective sale profit, and an unamed punitive damage claim based upon your intentional interference with our property rights and intentional infliction of emotional damages.