One, is that if you were lending money to someone and had them agree to give you a JV position in the company, you'd be nailed for a controlled business relationship, but for a hospital to own the company that sells the equipment, sold in the rooms before they check out and funding the equipment deals, that's okay....So using under handed techniques, having controlled business relationships and marketings services before disclosing prices is something accepted and expected in the hospital industry, as well as the rips offs in Medicare....point is, you can't just cut the entitlement used to pay for ludicrest charges, you also have to attack the greed and business tactics that lead to the overcharging.

Also if it's floating laminate, vinyl planks or engineered hardwood it qualifies for accelerated depreciation over 5 years while a solid nailed down hardwood in a rental is depreciated over 27.5 years. 

I've been searching blogs and watching videos but can't seem to nail this seemingly simple question.

Not sure it would hold up if challenged, but they signed it:  "Tenant agrees not to use any damaging hangers such as nails, staples, tacks, sharp objects, etc., in any cabinetry, wood mantle, trim, doors, stair railings, etc., and agrees that any damage caused by such use will NOT be considered reasonable wear and tear, and Tenant will be charged any repairs needed to repair or replace damage.  

But Jharris has nailed the question as being by far the most accurate,I can tell you that the price range is somewhere between $45 and $1Bazillion per sf depending on the million variables.It is a big range, but its not our fault.

Eric hit the nail on the head when he said realtors don't submitt offers...In NC you are intitled to an offer response in writing from the seller.

SolidReturns, I think you nailed it; the same user had posted in another thread something that leads me to believe a solicitation will be forthcoming ...

There are some awesome places above, Braden nailed it.One thing I didn't know until I moved down here is that the Vietnamese food is amazing.

@Dylan Bednarz @Chris Mason Hit the nail on the head there is no simple answer to your question but having said that I actually have Deis approved up to 56% on your total debt taking them ratio FHA seems to have a problem with any housing ratio above 39% conventional ratios can go higher on the housing but lower on the total DTI.

So if I don’t nail you another good agent will.