The rent appeared low for the area.How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

Good morning everyone! I just wanted to share a small piece of advice that I have experienced personally very recently.So a little bit of background, I have a 3 family property in Leominster, MA that is laid out in an...

Income Source: self-employed in construction for the previous 5 yearsGross monthly income (optional): $6000Monthly debt obligations appearing on credit report, plus (if applicable) personal rent and alimony/child support/etc: $770FICO: ExcellentCredit issues: NoneAdditional details:Just looking for some input and constructive criticism on my plan. 

In other words, nobody can "see" an office addition in their search.Regarding which write-off would be better, it is best to ask your CPA since it appears you will be both living in and renting the space.

Especially if you bought over the summer. it’s a great time to prepare and study, but this market appears to be in the early stages of some massive shifts.

It does appear the promo codes are for annual only.

Additionally, there appears to me so many retiring owners that the opportunity to roll up the space looks appealing, albeit with risk.  

@Louis ArtonovHad cancelled policies I never received refunds for, had paid for policies and received certificates only to find out they were never actually bound, etc. basically it appears he was taking money for the policies and never paying the insurance companies and/or never binding coverage Had a long talk with one of the carriers yesterday

The market appears to be friendly to $900-$1500 a month single family homes. 

I'm not familiar with the NACA program, however, we have what appears to be a similar program in Massachusetts that seems to have similar flavors.