We don't make claims and would like my premium to reflect that.Thanks in advance!

Account Closed everything I have acquired has been in Wayne area..Taylor, garden city, westland, dearborn heights..I listed a property a few days ago on Zillow and went under contract in 48 hours..I work two jobs as a medical scientist and would go after work or late evening and work on them.

He found it through a network of attorneys he cultivated.I ran into him several years later, and was advised he was let go by his broker, who claims he owes the broker a 6% commission on each of these flips.

(No realtor fees as I am able to sell privately)Am I able to use this to my advantage for my taxes to offset my 2019 income ($185 000 from my job).I’m wondering if it’s better to cut my losses now and to claim a loss, than to be out of pocket every month and wait it out.I also plan on purchasing a 4 plex cash flowing property very soon as well.Any help would be greatly appreciated.Thanks!

Unfortunately had to file an auto claim with Geico when another car hit me and the whole process was simple with no games.  

I would try to quit claim it to one of them.

After holding the property for five years, you’ve claimed $36,365 in depreciation. 

The policy is triggered when one of the underlying policies (home, dwelling/fire, auto, boat, etc...) listed on the policy has a claim that exhausts its limits.

I was recently doing some research both online and speaking to a couple of lenders. I wanted to hear from other investors, lenders, etc from the BP family. I'm sure many of you have experienced this in some shape or f...

That being said, whoever the company is that administers your account (IE: Schwab, TD Ameritrade, Fidelity, etc.) should be providing you with a document of how much you need to claim on your taxes.