It's crazy how quickly you can go from a decent neighborhood with beautiful architecture to crappy apartment buildings which are crumbling into the ground occupied by drug addicts.I'll be looking for a PM company in the L/A area sooner rather than later.

Here's a quick explanation:You sell the property through a dealer on a 30 year installment note, interest only.

Currently I’m in the banking side of the Automotive industry working for a captive lender as a dealer rep.

Although I required an application and background check, I allowed a previous drug user with multiple convictions occupy the premises because of his subsidized housing backing.

Although I required an application and background check, I allowed a previous drug user with multiple convictions occupy the premises because of his subsidized housing backing.

Flips are considered capital gains since I'm not a "dealer" and held my first property over a year.

Find a quartz dealer in your area and find what is called "quartz remnants" pieces that are left over. 

No option to waive it if you set it up like that.Sometimes I think it is like trying to reason with a drug addict or drunk person. 

A dealer from 60 miles away brought the car to me and had the reduced rate just to the dealers closer to me wouldn't get a sale. 

The following applies in either an IRA or 401(k).The transaction you describe is considered a flip, or a dealer transaction.