It is simply not a factor of demand, rather than a principle of basic economics and factors of affordability. 

But the non-162 cases were decided on similar (really identical) principles, and judges do like to borrow from existing case law as opposed to reinventing the wheel.

If you're going to charge high hourly rates, especially those of a principle, then the work should be returned in a timely manner.3.)

If you have a Roth IRA, you can withdraw the principle without any penalty but you didn't mention a Roth so I am assuming it is a traditional IRA.The other reason you may want to take the penalty is because you want the income.  

This thinking (my #4 point) is a bit convoluted in the 2-4 unit market, but the same principle applies which is why if my client doesn't have the means to acquire an apartment building and wishes not to pool their funds to go with multifamily.

Can I pay towards just principle as a separate payment or will it just count as an extra normal payment?

I would, therefore, expense a water heater and not depreciate it.So I repeat what I said at the beginning of this post: the new relaxed rules with respect to expensing are - most likely - limited to items that are not an integral part of something that has to be depreciated (such as a building) as these safe harbor rules were not meant to change the principle of depreciation vs expensing.

At this point, even though I may never get paid, it's a matter of principle.  

House is going up 50K a year in value and I make about 10K off the rents and principle pay down.

Maybe I would have emailed them back the info above to be "MN nice".I would recommend you take the MHA Principles of MN Rentals class.