It helps me look at the year and read down that column to see what the returns were to visually compare.What I wanted to do and what I started out doing was trying to figure a way to include my additional payments I make since I don't conform to just paying the standard principal amount.

There is some dual promote and dual fee here.Aside from those nuances, the two options are very similar as far as depreciation and tax treatment.  

If you need a visual, go to any amortization table and see how each month the interest and principal is allocated, and how it shifts after year 5, 10, 20....and so forth. 

Go with the EPA-suggested bleach treatment and you'll be fine.

If you can't surround yourself with them physically (the best option) at least surround yourself with them visually  and emotionally.

They finally came back with the following:“At this point we would just need you to apply for a “Special Inspection” at our office for visual “certification” of the existing structures.”I am curious what this sort of “visual certification” entails.

Hmmm, I am a planner, I am visualizer, I throw a million ideas on the wall and attempt what I can.

It helps me visualize myself doing something similar.

If you treat them good they will return the same treatment.

They say confession is good for the soul so here goes.....my CPA suggested that I could qualify as a 'real estate professional' and take advantage of the very favorable IRS tax treatment which accrue to investors with that designation.