I'm more of a long term Flipper, holding properties for a year or more which allows me to do additions to add equity and my whole strategy has revolved around long term capital gains..I'm very concerned that she will raise long term gains like Obama did, who brought it from 15 - 20%.

After reading about a half dozen "Zombie Posts" this morning - posts that have been inactive for a long time, often a year or more - I had a thought that could reduce the number of Zombie Posts coming through.Looking at them, it is obvious that most Zombies are brought back to life by new posters - people who just joined, or only have a couple of posts under their belt.

The issue was brought up at the Council's meeting Monday.

Be aware, in most areas if the Reno costs exceed 50%, or maybe less, of value.....entire house must be brought up to current codes, which can include a higher floor elevation, which may be impossible.

I had to spend the first 2 weeks eradicating a flea problem that the previous tenants brought into the house.

I believe they have calculated NOI already and brought that to the lenders but thank you for the link.

In Wisconsin the whole place had to be brought up to modern code standards which cost about 35k more than I wanted to spend.

Also helps identify if the home being brought to us is on the MLS or has been in the past, a big indicator of motivation of the seller. 

When my fiance and I brought our conversation about the area to a close last night, we finished with this question...

Meant to respond to a suit brought in the personal name of a person who owns the llc, trust, etc. in you case, it includes your other holding entities.That being said, it is still good practice to add all entities involved in you asset protection structure on the policy.