@Terry Beall As I recall Maryland has a hefty "transfer tax" at sale of 3%?

My town has its own water/sewer and the bills are sent out quarterly.

Specifically, 803(b)(2) which says: "Nothing in section 804 of this title... shall apply to-- (2)rooms or units in dwellings containing living quarters occupied or intended to be occupied by no more than four families living independently of each other, if the owner actually maintains and occupies one of such living quarters as his residence."

Among the styles, the Impressionist and Modern style accounted for one third of sales, followed by European 19th-century paintings with about one-quarter.

I might be visiting a friend there and so I checked out the houses for sale there on a whim and they are a quarter of the price compared to Oregon so I assume the area is unpopular like Detroit, but I thought I'd post something on here and see if anyone is actively investing in the area.

.-$100 per hole and $50 for paint to repair two quarter sized holes on the stairway for removing a gate we have never even seen on the property or knew existed (he is telling us we caused the holes by removing this gate) if anything, we wanted a gate for the dog and would have never removed it. but we seriously never knew of this gate ever existing, never mind removed it.-$350 for removal and disposal of broken toilet, remove and disposal of oil and clean up materials, and storage of items (trash left out for trash pick up day on the CURBSIDE that "interfered with his storage at the property")Basically, we have done nothing since receiving the letter on August 12.

However, I would receive a one-time 3% acquisition fee (3% of sales price) on every purchase we make (paid for by the other two partners) and add in an 8% Asset Management fee paid to me each quarter. (8% of the total GSI).

You can make fun all you want but your ex knows your SSN and you never know how he can use it.I'm checking my credit reports routinely once a month or at least quarterly.

No clue what taxes gunna look like. wondering if I should try 1031.Immediate Things to Figure Out:--I really would like more insight on holding strategies...what entities/trust/corporate structures to use for various strategies, the potential implications on financing/refinancing, and taxation at sales.

In fact told me about a crazy offer she received for the whole estate a year ago, basically a quarter of the asking price for each property.