Now the tiles are done.

@Mike McCarthyI'm not a tax expert but for my understanding the IRS considers seller financing to be an installment sales contract, sellers have the opportunity to spread out capital gains taxes over the duration of the installments (5  years in our example) which means that each year he can find other expenses to offset that income. it will be very difficult to find write off on a high amount in one year.

I am actually looking at a building currently for sale that can be converted into 2 floors with a mezzanine system, so I am working on getting pricing for mezzanines and the unit material and install from DBCI, but I'll reach out to Mako, Rabco and Janus.

If you have to much consumer debt, I.E. credit cards, installment loans, car payments things of that nature, then just get rid of $133.00 a month in debts to get down to the magical 45% that, that lender wants the debt ratio at?

Yes the HVAC would be the most expensive but I have a guy installing a 13 ser, 2 ton for $2800' it's a York.

But if you are just replacing cabs, carpet and tile, etc. it should go pretty smoothly.

Does anyone have any experience or advice on the Home Depot whole house carpet install for $39.00?

An installment sale might not even be the best way for them to deal with a fully depreciated property.

It is possible that it was not installed correctly.and this is why it became damaged.

Looking to buy a property that has no gutters installed and as such, there is a lip around the home of brick where water drips down and seeps into the window cavity.This has generated mold on 2 walls of the home (brick construction) but it has been localized only on 3 windows underneath them.