@Ashish Acharya @Natalie Kolodij if we cash out refi properties held in a multi-member LLC with a commercial loan, do we have to invest the funds under LLC vesting to deduct interest expenses, or by fact that the loan is under the LLC does it automatically qualify for expense reduction?

As a property manager and a dog owner, I know from experience that most damage that an animal does to a property is due to irresponsible behavior of the owner, and has very little to do with breed or weight.

It's like a diet's that say eat all you want and lose weight,that's what we want,but I doubt that is likely to be the outcome.

I Review what other properties simular to mine are actually paying and argue that if all these similar properties are paying less then I should be too.I have always got a tax reduction. 

Thanks in advanceExampleTax Year 2017:General:1,705.871,705.87House Bill 920:-502.09-502.09Non-Business Credit:-102.95-102.95Owner Occupied Credit:-25.72-25.72Homestead Reduction:0.000.00Net General:1,075.111,075.11

We believe to do it every year and 2 out of 5 years you will get a reduction making it worth the effort. 

Hey Michael, As a general rule of thumb I would just take the style differences into consideration when giving weight to your comps. depending on your market, a cape cod or rancher may be seen as more desirable to buyers and so even with them being similar square footage may not give you accurate comps. 

The education to which I'm connected has a two-day tax and legal class in the "beginner's" curriculum ("Essentials") which teaches all about asset protection, tax reduction and business entity structures, among other topics.David J Dachtera"Success is not a destination.

Maybe you discount that rate 10% b/c it hasn't been booked and then you can weight those times of year according to however representative you think they are. 

@Tyler Mutch  What agents rarely mention is that if this is going to work it will work because of the reduction in cost by not having agents.