It actually doesn't include your prepaid items such as daily interest, and tax and insurance impounds. keep that in mind if you are creating an escrow account to pay your taxes and insurance within your monthly payment.

Then sell it for scrap, or maybe you can donate it to a charity that takes cars, or to the local high school automotive department and get a decent tax deduction!

We donate 10-15% to charity, consume 10% and reinvest the rest back into the business (more properties or capital improvements on existing ones) to speed it's growth.

You could always donate more to BP :wink: Seriously, buy a Prius - it holds its value better than the dollar . . .

I suggest minimizing all depreciating items (such as cars, boats, etc).

Inventory all the items.

t=15788.A few relevant items are left there because the posting covered both the original topic about appraisals and motorcycles.Now that we're separated, I'll add that I ride a Triumph partly to avoid this HD vs.

Originally posted by "NogginBoink":… It would be nice to be able to start one of these conversations from another member's public post… This feature is currently available, but only to those that have made a donation to Bigger Pockets.

If you use your LLC's bank account to pay for personal items (groceries, beauty salon, etc.) then a plaintiff could claim that the LLC is nothing more than an "alter ego" for you, and thus "pierce the corporate veil" to go after your personal assets.Those two terms in quotes would be great search keywoards to learn more.

Another way to get her some money is to purchase items from her after the sale of the home.