Here is the headline from the local Youngstown news from yesterday:23 Indicted in Major Youngstown Gang, Crime Ring Bustand the link:http://www.wkbn.com/content/news/local/story/23-Indicted-in-Major-Youngstown-Gang-Crime-Ring/nesniRfeN0SGVqqfRArx4g.cspx

As per Bloomberg and the famous Realtor Bob Wills, the prices of residential properties fell further to 2.4% in 20 major states of the US. I guess instead of getting into depression after reading this, one can look fo...

Even though you can, in theory, offset other income with losses from real estate, in practice if you have enough cash and income for significant real estate investments you're probably going to hit these limitations.The good news is that you can keep carrying them forward until you sell, then you can offset any gains on the sale with the losses.if you're generating large losses, you might consider selling.

Great news, John!

She also is one of our deal partners on flips - at least we can give her good news that the next couple of deals will be tax free because of the carryover.

Any great advice on how to break the news to the rejected party?

We had our HVAC guy come out to fire up the heat and got some very bad news.

It probably does not cash flow as much as most people here would like, but I know in the DC area that can be hard to do.The good news is that you don't have any debt on the property, so even if you end up keeping only 30% of the rent as your real profit, you're making $5K a year on a $73K investment.

9th Circuit Says Law Firm Must Pay $311K to Man From Whom It Sought to Collect Less Than $10K:http://www.abajournal.com/news/article/appeals_court_says_law_firm_must_pay_311k/Raymond B.

I know for a fact that they pay early because the person "selling" the note is a close personal friend of mine and I have seen when the money arrives.The good news is that the note spits off around $150/month and we are not paying anything for it.