Vitalii - Yes, I typically try and "triangulate" to an answer using multiple estimates, including rentometer, zillow, craigslist, etc...

If a debtor in Chapter 13 wishes to sell an asset before completing the repayment plan, several factors come into play:Trustee Approval: The debtor typically needs approval from the bankruptcy trustee to sell an asset during the Chapter 13 plan.

Recommend you improve on it instead of just asking for a referral.Without setting proper expectations, you will typically be disappointed.

Not only does that save you money on the item, but also installation/labor, and better "uptime" makes for a happier tenant, lower overhead and less headache.Want an example?

So with a SBL, typically you are able to take about 50-90% of your marginable securities.

Some of it is pretty nice and very durable. it might have some "officey" look to it, but overall they can fit in.Here is an example that you can kinda see in one of our photosThe chairs with the circles are Steelcase all wood and fabric.

You might want to go back and check on those notes you bought for example two years ago and rerun your numbers.

Typically, they ask for an earnest deposit of $2500 or so on your CC.

This deduction is typically claimed on Schedule E of your tax return."

For example, my lawyer recommends that I give notice to squatters that I have purchased the house and that as of a certain date they owe market rent of $XXX per month.