Instead, you are to supply in writing some very specific wording to comply with FCRA requirements.

Working with a Property manager, in a real estate office, with a construction company, doing labor for a contractor, working a local building supply store or a Home Depot or Lowes... you get the idea.

What about when you went to purchase supplies?

In instances like that its best to go to an electrical supply.

The market typically goes through these cycles where rents can rise, plateau, and possibly fall.In NYC- there is a supply constraint in the market.

You'll never legally be able to buy a bunch of classic cars and claim it as a business expenses, but if your company earns $1M, you can certainly buy $1M in office supplies and then not have to pay any taxes.

It is being supplied to sort of check his math.

Are there any {tenant supplied} battery operated or batter-backup smoke or CO detectors?

For rehabbers, HUD and other government agencies may not negotiate new purchase offers, thus cutting into supply of foreclosed property truly available.

Would he consider supplying labor and $6k and splitting the proceeds of the sale?