I am just starting to make offers on HUD properties and I don't trust my numbers since I am brand new and worry about overpaying.

The new toilet will only work with Microsoft brand toilet tissue.

Have an older car I have driven forever as a work horse.Looking at trading it in for a brand new car on a lease.Normally I wouldn't look at a lease but I am thinking I can write it off in my corporation.I am not a tax expert and I do not want to buy a gas guzzling truck just to get a deduction.If I bought say a new Camry would they let me deduct the lease off of my corp taxes OR would it be better to buy it through the corp and make payments without a lease??

Just curious, how often the buyers of your fixer-uppers kill the deal because the condenser is not brand new?

I will start building a brand new landing page and getting the word out there ASAP!

Poorvu teaches real estate at Harvard Business School but this book was written by him for the general audience.

Property is brand new never been occupied and covered under builders 2/10 warrantyBecause of the warranty maintenance will be minimal.Heating unit is covered under warranty.No AC unit.Both tenants sign a 12 month lease and pay for utilities.BTW - Thanks for the input, but I'm not interested in arguing about cash flow and the specifics on figures.

Except for that broken door, basic wear & tear. u should be fine.i had carpet in 1 room literally covered in mud & grape juice. carpet cleaning of $50 made it look like brand new.

They are going to turn the housing market around by combining these two great programs through the brand new, tax payer funded, AIG endorsed: Bank owned Mcmansion for your double-wide program.

I'd find it challenging to build a brand / separate myself in all that mess.