Again the phase 2 and 3 development of the properties is another issue and also ripe for investors but there will be plenty of them when the time comes as this part is more common and understood amoung you professional folks.

In that case, the usual capital gains rules apply.Still I recommend checking with a tax professional.

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Glad to have another knowledgable mortgage professional on the board.

I am thinking of using one of the largersuites for professional services.

Best thing to do is to always remain professional and try not to lose your temper - some of these people will push you to the limit.

Talk to your tax professional to make sure you meet the criteria.If you don't meet the criteria, it's a "passive" loss, and can only be used to offset "passive" income, stuff like mutual fund and stock dividents.

She is an excellent sales professional, and really excells at all she does.

I know that many, many professionals know what I'm talking about.