I was reading some other forums where construction guys were saying they use a regular coil nailer with hardened 1 1/4" nails running at about 125 PSI.

I realize that my net loss for my rentals will offset my other income, but the home office deduction cannot be claimed unless you have a net profit (I.e. it cannot offset "regular" income only business/rental income).So I guess what I'm asking is, do I need to enter in my home office deduction now and have it carry forward, or do I just wait until I have a net profit in 2015 and then enter my 2014 home office deductions?

Anyone ever heard of turning a regular SFH into a mini assisted living facility?  

A broker may not make certain demands of an agent, like telling them what time to be at the office on a regular basis, there are legal and tax reasons for the agency relationship. :) 

You need to have someone that is intimately familiar with the process, preferably one that has done them for investors regularly.  

Usually the parents might not even watch the regular classes but might drop off the kids and come back.

Where you see the half glass wall that used to be a regular drywall.

I was only wondering because someone had said in another thread that wholesales couldn't be advertised like regular homes on the market.

The ice sidelined three blowers from our snow removal service {I think someone was using regular 5/16" bolts and not shear pins} and put them hopelessly behind on snow removal ... to the point where we had to bring in someone else to get the job done.

Update on “Title problem involving probate” First let me say that as investors we, at least I, sometimes forget that what is simple, everyday, regular business for us, can be confusing and intimidating to the people we are dealing with.