I would like to prototype an improved service that's community-driven and easy to use across the various user constituencies.

If you are handy and want to do an inexpensive improvement I would seal the building envelope like they stated and see what kind of energy savings happens.

I can draw no clue from the index, where they have articles for ownership, improvement of common area, architectural control, ect.

As my mentor says, this business is simple: get going, stay going, and continuously improve.

Their use of your owned tools/equipment could be construed as an illegal contribution to your IRA - since your personally owned items are being used to improve/repair the property.If the lawnmower, tiles or anything else are purchased with the IRA's funds for use on that property or any other IRA-owned properties, then they can certainly be stored there.

I'm generally not a man who lets fear stop him from making moves but this has been tricky.Also, I have pretty good knowledge of improvements, housework, and renovations in general.

We are working through the TTW-like documents and the workflow for investors on our site with the securities attorneys right now and I expect this to be functional sometime in June.We have another deal on South Center that we modified the CC&Rs for that we will extend the contract on and start a 2nd crowdfunded raise on iFunding for in about 1-2 weeks.

I'm with Jon Holdman on this (sorry, can't make the @ mention work on my ipad) I detest those things... not only are they illegal in our jurisdiction but people are trashing the neighborhoods we work hard to improve with bandit signs.

I am very confused of what I have to put to get the deduction -_-;Do I go with "improvements" value $385777/27.5 years to get my depreciation of the building?

@Robert Taylor This looks like one of those cases where everyone is right, even though they differ.If you are building a long term enterprise, then you can certainly benefit from consistently doing certifiable quality improvements and exercising good will in your transactions.