I would call back on the IRS and see if they will simply release the liens before I travel down a quite action suit.  

My wife unable to work again, medical bills...Looking for the best solutions for my wife.

I travel by Longmont quite a bit driving up and down I-25 for work or on the weekends. 

Also, the small numbers don't work so well with your fixed expenses: It takes me as much work and travel (maybe less) to show and rent a $1500 unit than a $600 unit, however obviously these expenses are easier to be paid for from the higher rent and cash flow.Finally I would not buy for FMV fair market value.

So far from what I've seen if you bought in bulk you could then dissemble and sell off the piece you do not want as location wise it's still somewhat desirable especially for potential medical use or other office/retail functions that would go well near a hospital and on a main arterial road.

I guess I just have a lot of questions surrounding tax implications of the home I've purchased.How I should be keeping up with receipts/purchases, which ones qualify as tax write-offs, home office/travel expenses, paying contractors, holding costs..And then the tax differences if I decide to sell it right away vs rent it for a year, vs just renting it forever.

I also travel back for that same reason a couple times a year.As a Midwestern, small college (Lindenwood), suburb of St.

I'm sure we're all still learning and will never stop learning and adapting.My goals are simply to become financially independent and retire early so that I can travel the world, write, see/do amazing things, meet amazing people, eat amazing food, and do good charitable things around the world.

From another traveling healthcare professional, one of the great things to know is that, with education and good, trustful connections, you can invest anywhere in the country!

I still have my SFH, six kids, one on college that may be getting married next year, and a slew of medical issues.