Marie Poe the insurance companies in Ohio are regulated by code section 3929.86 (c) which specifies when a loss equals or exceeds sixty percent of the aggregate limit of liability on all fire policies covering a structure the company shall transfer two thousand dollars for each fifteen thousand dollars of the claim to the municipality in which the structure is located.

Hey, I suggest you get past your disillusionment and study well, then you'll have your 10M goal.

profit limited liability company, is a limited liability company whose articles of organization state that the company is formed for both a business purpose and a charitable purpose that requires operation of the company in accordance with the existing LLC structure.

I notice this for last few yearsI'm thinking like previous properties I have seen" listed as built in 1955 "When the city locate a buyer -> then it will show new built date -> City then bills the new homeowner for new constructions – property taxes value~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I wish the city would do this a lot more versus having run down properties inventoryFYI – city offer financing for properties and rehab loansI truly do not trust their rehab cost estimatesI have been noticing a heck of lots being purchased outside of the city limits ,, fyicity.milwaukee.gov/ExtendedListing.htm

Well I have the 401k, plus a separate IRA (that has its own limits for annual deposits and income) as well as a few checking/savings accounts as backup/immediate funds.I guess I'm just someone who sees how much there is to know out there, and I want to know it all.

From what I understand, todays products provide a chemical bond so prep is limited to a thorough cleaning.

I may lose all my money, but I just know that I will probably succeed as I've studied sooo much.

But YEs the 25k passive loss limitation is phased out completely @ 150k.NOt being able to deduct your personal Mortgage income against your income sounds questionable though, I don't know of any income limitation disallowing this?

.- There are possible exemptions with real estate licensing...I may be wrong, but this should be the site you can go to and find the exemptions/requirements for each state:http://mortgage.nationwidelicensingsystem.org/Pages/default.aspxIt's the NMLS site, National Mortgage Licensing System.And to answer your theory, unless you pass the title to the buyer and have an unsecured loan, it doesn't matter if it's 0% or 100% interest (to the Safe Act, Dodd Frank might limit interest rates, though it's tough to say that applies to personal property - I don't know).

You would need to come out of pocket for the excess, or else get the sellers to accept a lower value.Once you have a contract with an agreed upon amount for closing costs, it becomes the upper limit.