Yes, we do have CAS reports on our product and other extensive testing from more facilities.

I don't know if this has the same time extension or not.

Ad to that life extension of the population (Those darn geezers refuse to die earlier...) that piggy bank is disappearing.Now, anything else in that chart, Defense, welfare, Domestic (What the hell is that?)

If the investor does not have equal say so in the conduct of the business and his return is based on someone else's performance you are treading on SEC territory.On all of these you may get away with not following the rules until someone is not happy with the return or money is lost.

Rentals normally are going to require at least a down payment and closing costs but not always, and they may need to be fixed up, also.Wholesaling and rehabbing are time and skill intensive, while rentals are by nature passive and can be delegated out very easily.If your credit is in the toilet, building an extensive rental portfolio may be out of the question right now.

They have a code of conduct and you have recourse against them if they do not act in your best interest.There is a lot of run around with screening and due diligence on any possible deal.

I would suggest most investors start out with one unit unless you plan on being completely hands-off in regards to management and place all your trust in someone else to conduct the operations.

Here's some additional information I found on Tax Info Blog: Let's start with the definitions of terms:Repair: deductible; keeps property in good operating condition; does not materially add to the value of property; does not prolong property's useful lifeImprovement: capitalized (depreciated); adds to the value of property, prolongs its useful life, or adapts it to new uses; an extensive series of remodeling repairs is considered an improvementAs you can see, this makes a fairly fine and legalistic distinction.

Is it possible to hold my MD real estate license with a broker in the state of Virginia but conduct my business in the state of Maryland?

Some will allow the members of an LLC to conduct an eviction, some require an attorney.