For this reason, many agents choose to carry their own E&O insurance.

Any loss I have gets carried over and can be used to offset gains when the property is sold (generally speaking)?

Hello, everyone, newb here, Ive been trying to find a good property to invest in but around here and I assume everywhere, people think junk is gold.

Time to give me some facts of how, not blue sky.....We have a guy here who is running for the Senate, he wants to do away with the minimum wage, Dept. of Ed and EPA, Section 8, turn medicare and medicad over to insurance companies, limit law suits to corporations, injury and medical malpractice and allow 18yr olds to carry guns and put a doctor in jail for doing any abortion under any circumstance.

It's awful the tenant might be stuck in this bind, but can you afford to carry them?

If you notice that there's bikes locked to railings and see people carrying them into their apartments for overnight storage it may be a good idea.

If they carry weapons and they aren't going to be comfortable being in that area, then there is no way I am buying a property there.Also, David I haven't taken any of this as criticism towards me.

Also, I'd suspect investors in this position would be likely to carry massive reserves, as bad months aren't as easily offset with cashflow from units that may otherwise be paid off.

Unfair trade practices carries a big club.

You get roughly 3 tablets of heavier stock for the price you'd normally get 8 of the weaker paper stock.I'm trying to remember the brand that I got because I tossed the tablet bindings after I tore out the last packets I purchased, but it's called something like "Docket Gold", or something like that.