We had an unused toilet, at the time, in the basement that was continually flushing that I didn't realize until I got my first water bill of $600.  

And while it could technically be called Highland Square, realistically it is viewed by 99.9999% of the people around here as NOT being Highland Square.EDIT: Now that I remember, it isn't any longer, because they had an article in the local paper a while ago touting the city's new map of the named areas of Akron (eg.

He basically said just writeoff about $6,000 in expenses.I feel like we have enough of a paper trail and receipts to show our travel relates to expenses and legit travel, but I also don't want to make it seem like we're doing these trips just for Anyone have advice here? 

I like to write handwritten letters on notepad paper with small envelopes- this usually yields my best response rates.Hope this helps.Best of luck to you!

Think I may look around for cheaper alternatives than hiring a lawyer to file the eviction papers.

A credit score can be in the toilet for any number of reasons, but the history doesn't lie.  

you'll find an excellent white paper on HUD's website which details typical assumption or purchase scenarios once a tax credit project enters the extended use period. 

If you aren't using the Cozy applications, paper applications would also be good.

@Denise Evans oh well I just sent her a message that said I was willing to charge her $0 for preservation improvements if she was willing to sign a notarized piece of paper that said this was the end of it.

I would highly suggest outlining and documenting (on paper) your policies, procedures, and core values for your investment business.