I am 21 years old currently working on my bachelors degree in Finance at the Florida International University.

I will put in new cabinets (lillyann cabinets), appliances, and granite or marble counters.A new roof will be going on.New interior doors (bought online, pre-hung at $39/door, basic 6 panel)New windows - cheapest bid so far for labor and materials is $6200 (including a large patio door, that is the most expensive) we are doing them to code, so that adds a cost.Popcorn ceiling removal, a lot of drywall patchesNew light fixtures, outlets, switches, updating some outlets to GFCInew baseboards (.70/linear foot at home depot)new plumbing fixturesplumb for dishwasherpaint interior and exteriortile on floor in bathrooms yard cleanupBasic landscapingDespite the "starter home" I will have the property fully staged.

I am 27yr old, currently working in outside sales for a international shipping company. 

Advice needed especially from OKC people or comparable markets.Considering making an offer on a 3200 sf shell: Windows, exterior doors, interior framing, roof all complete.

I'm only one of a few hundred still alive who do what I do ("legacy" systems - OpenVMS).Also was a liturgical musician for 40+ years, amateur musician, did HVAC back in the chlorinated halo-carbon days, did pro-audio, ran a recording studio briefly (I was otherwise out of work most of 1985), have done community college telecourse broadcasting, TV production (camera, audio, editing), low-voltage wiring systems. 50+ years experience public speaking including business presentations, international technical symposia and liturgical settings.

If an optionee is required to do anything to maintain the right to purchase, such as pay rents on time, you don't have an option, you have an installment sale or a sale contract.The heading of a contract at the top margin does not define what type of contract you have, you don't just declare you have an option, the intent of the contract and the terms will define what you have.The intent of a sale is spelled out in the Tax Code with the IRS, it is based on international accounting requirements, look up asset recognition of real estate options.The IRS is not some lonesome dove, all agencies under the Executive and Judicial Branches work in concert, in other words, if the IRS determines requirements all agencies and courts will utilize the same requirements to make their determinations.These "intent" rules go into effect this year, 2016.

Hello Bigger Pockets Community, My name is Gin Albanese from Jameson Sotheby's International Realty, Luxury Residential and Commercial Real Estate. 

ii added a second interior door to separate the main front door from the living area.  

They wouldn't use a real estate CPA to advise on corporate international tax havens the same as they wouldn't use a business CPA to advise on the intricacies of the passive activity loss rules and the IRS Tangible Property Regulations.

Send pictures of the interior and exterior of the property to investors that would be interested in the property.