I didnt write the rules, they merely exist.

In prior years, you would test your business to determine if you were actually running (a very unsuccessful) business or if you were simply dabbling in a hobby.This article is a pretty decent break down of how that test is done using the facts and circumstances present in your endeavorIf running an unsuccessful business, your losses might be deductible, buy depending on the nature of those experiences, they might just be Start Up Expenses, which are handled much differently (and also not entirely deductible)If you are just dabbling in a hobby, then prior to 2018, there were special rules about writing off those expenses, but in 2018 most of the ability to write off Hobby Expenses are now gone.

Insurance also doesn’t protect you from misunderstandings, especially those made in writing and email.

EM is the part of all your payments out of pocket: down payment to the seller and closing costs.Most important, someone has to write all the same documents like with the usual mortgage: the note and the mortgage(that the seller entitled to repossess your house in case of default on the note).After everything is ready, the title company will give you HUD-1 or whatever it is for the land contract, where will be $$ you bring to the closing.BTW, seller will credit you with the prorated taxes up to the day of closing.

Fast forward about 14 months: "To be canceled we don't write for a triplex."

And get the answer in writing if possibly. 

When rejecting an application for a tenant, isn’t it required to tell them in writing why you rejected the application ?

If I don’t write in my real estate sales contract, “and or assigns,” is it still possible for me to assign it (if need be and the seller agrees)?

The time it took them to write that email to you cost them more than you probably pay them in a month.

If they are VERY professional, they will have their processes in writing as verification that it is enforced equally and fairly by their entire staff.6.