It amazes me that some attorneys will charge you for something that they spend more time and energy making sure they're protected more than you.

Hi AllI couldn't find any other forum that came close to this question so .. where I'm still a beginner (less than a year) I thought I'd post it here -- Does anyone know of any tax credits for doing energy or weatherization upgrades to rental properties?

Your thoughts on how you run your business more efficiently would be appreciated.

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This offers an opportunity to thank you, Joshua and Jon, for providing Brian and me and ALL of us this wonderful, efficient resource!

If you are being flooded with that many calls then you have my undivided attention, start another thread and I'm pretty sure we'll all listen in.I like to personally take all my calls and weed out the tire kickers asap, I'm just not sure a virtual assistant would be able to do that efficiently.

This kind of ranting is the cause of drinking two Monster energy drinks instead of just one in the morning :)

John, I know of a solution for you(see signature below) I would highly stress though that you focus a lot of your energy on repairing your credit and your financial situation.

I too think that the tech and energy fields are going to absolutely blow up!

With it being 50% of your tax dollars, I would think that you'd at least want to discuss the merit of that spending and whether it is being used efficiently or not.Why do you want to just blindly let the government spend 50% of your tax dollars, and then scrutinize other, much smaller, contributory components?