I hit 2 years at this home and tried crunching some numbers to see how much I would need to sell my current home for to break even with escrow/interest/reno costs.

This casual conversation turned into a unique opportunity, allowing me to connect directly with the owner and negotiate a fair deal before it officially hit the market.

Once your income gets between $100,000 and $150,000, that deduction starts to phase out and is completely gone by the time you hit $150,000.

Engineering Report has declared the property re buildable Goal to to be all in under 80kBased on lose comps 120K today would be the resale value to hit as a 3/1.

Future steps will be getting engineering plans done for the road and utility work, a concept plan for the subdivision and getting it all approved from P and Z and town council again.I know I am missing steps in here but I wanted to type out a scenario so I can come back with questions when I hit some road blocks.

@Michael Clark, we are in the same market so I'll hit your inbox and maybe we can talk offline, but I'll make some comments here for everyone as well. 1.

Once you know you can get a loan, then it's time to start hitting the streets and making it real.  

He hit a gas line (not a huge amount of damage), and there is an extra bill coming to me from the gas company for the fix/labor/material costs.

All that I have to do is either type my name or the business name into a search engine, and on the first page of the search I have a hit with the LLC and my name on it.

I am going to get hit with capital gains and state taxes(Idaho 5.8%)..closing on cabin on the 18th of Nov.