I understand that sending a renewal, have them sign it, and file it back cost some money, but I can't imagine costing more than $50, unless you go to the property, do some inspection, maybe change out the furnace filter and take pictures, then I can see the cost go up.

If you step back and see the big picture a lot of us here are not just trying to invest we are also trying to build businesses.

That is the best picture of how your home will soon look. 

I understand we may need get a motion to sell from the judge. 

My first thought is to just add a unit to the end of the cabinets on the left side of the picture. 

Should have been common sense to take pictures, I was so shocked by the conditions that I forgot about pictures. 

Are you guys flying a plane in your picture??

I will add that picture to my avatar.

The group is for those who see the big picture, those who are not content with merely making a million, it is for those with the steel to reach for the billions, and the truly elite level.

Or, if the IRA sells to the intermediary at a price where a profit isn't made, then it's clear the fact that the IRA purchased the property and held it for you at the original purchase price benefited you.There are lots of moving parts, and ultimately, the IRS and DOJ will look at the big picture, not the individual transactions.