I have been impressed with some of the items under the tool bar, file place section, and I have a blog piece on cost plus versus fixed price in a blog; plus one on scope of work, both just descriptive  background...

Lesson:  Don't rush things and always double/triple check even the smallest of items.

With a turnkey property, you still have to manage the manager and approve big items. 

What my PM does when there is a large amount of work is give me an itemized estimate. 

The legal here includes complicated indenture agreements and other standard items like an offering circular, subscription agreement, etc.  

Indeed, my brother Dan and I created the Funding For Flipping brand to promote unsecured credit to the real estate investor world (as an alternative to the traditional Hard Money and Private Funds lenders).

IL is not a mold disclosure state, so they are not required to use the mold disclosure and it is not an item on the property disclosure.If there is not a vent fan, that could be the cause, not necessarily from the old roof leak

I earn my money with a small side business and by flipping houses, which is not a steady enough income for a traditional lender to finance.  

That should give me enough time to be on deed where I can refi traditionally.

For both situations--Whether you itemize and use 179 or you do the mileage deduction don't you technically still have to do a log of mileage?