Some examples of leasehold improvements include: painting, installing retail counters, partitioning, replacing flooring, and building dressing rooms, among many other things.If you determine that you have the above two items, you can now depreciate the personal property over 5 or 7 year and the leasholds over 10-15 years.

From the HUD website:Housing discrimination based on your race, color, national origin, religion, sex, family status, or disability is illegal by federal law.

I'm sorry your taking personal offense to the remarks.If you know the guy well, maybe you can put in a call, and at least ask/tell him to clean up a little bit, maybe a nice polo shirt or god forbid a dress shirt w/ a tie.

All rooms, all units, painted the same, and clauses forbidding repainting of any type, as well as no smoking whatsoever, all the same paint, color and manufacturer.

Downtown is pretty nice, and I guess they thoought they would dress it up.

That gives you a really good safety cushion, and, of course, will color your decision of what is a good return on your money.But keep this is mind: deals are like taxis; if you miss one another will come along by and by.

Specifically, do not discriminate against any of the Fair Housing protected classes (i.e. race, color, religion, gender, physical or mental disability, etc.)For what it's worth, I don't see any problem with what you are doing.

Do you have bright white painted walls, shinny brass door knobs and fixtures, popcorn ceilings, and a dusty rose colored countertop in the kitchen?

Rules don't see size, color, sex, family status, marital status, sexual orientation.

They removed part of the white vinyl and replaced it with pine, stained an orangy cedar color.