If it was stock it would be strict capital gains.If it was just a gross gain such as on a stock or item not subject to depreciation it would be taxed at 0 percent, then 15 percent, and then if your taxable income where to reach 406k it would be at 20% of the amount over..3.8% on 210k would be: 7980 on top of the income tax.

Here's what I've done to improve my title search skillsCreated a form which has entries that should be captured during each search.

Any item can be wholesaled from a house to a T-shirt.

In many situations money spent on a home inspection is made up in tangible action items identified. 

If you could buy item x for $5 and sell for $10 (100% increase) how many times would you need to do that to get to $5k?

It was interesting because there was a piano in the basement and some other random junk, but other then that the house was pretty clean.We decided to place an offer on the spot and I made a point to add that we would be more then happy to take care of any remaining items that the owner didn't want to be burdened with.

Modifying setbacks and compatibility items would really help a lot of sites I look at.  

Rates will vary based on:- Location- Amount insured for- Items Covered- Type of Coverage (ACV vs Repair)- Inclusion of Liability or NotMy most recent policy is about $65/month. 

I will admit that I have my contractor do all of my walk troughs prior to purchase and he does the work to follow - the contractor I use is my father and he charges much more than what others might, but I know it is done correctly.With that said, it is best to have the inspector and contractor separate - two sets of eyes is well worth $300 and the contractor may not see items the inspector does and vice versa.

If so, then those might also need to have something done to capture water to direct it into the French drain system