For $15k, I'd better be doing a full-blown install of a couple of 5 ton units.If it really is that expensive, at the very least get some $11/hr workers to take out the old boilers/radiators/ect. then take them to a metal recycler and sell the metal for scrap.

LOL, I can tell you that if I held a second and you paid off a first and came to me, you'd be paying every cent due under my note.

Any filthy vent that is found points to a room where I'd give this added attention.Leaving windows open might also contribute dust from the outside.Sometimes the return "ductwork" isn't what you might think (it is not really sheet metal within walls, it just uses the space between studs and floor joists with a cover of metal or foil).

Were these held by the same lender?

.* Adjusting the value of any closely-held stock or business entities, which tend to be overstated.* Capitalization of any leases.* Adding in any contingent liabilities, especially if a share of the asset related thereto appears on the balance sheet.It was common to see that someone whose personal financial statement indicated a $5 million net worth would be reduced down to $1 million or less.

(I only tape to glass or metal.

I’m talking about everything….securities, commodities, personal assets, derivatives, closely-held stock, access to lines of credit and private money, etc.The more liquid you are in these areas the less cash you need to keep on hand.

Even if it does take really long to close, the EMD will be held in escrow until closing.Every now and then, title work is really fouled up - and the closing can take months.

Group LLC, Deleware or Wyoming based which is held by an Australian Discretionary trust - This will be treated as a corporation for US taxation and as a consequence the LLC will be treated as a corporation.Subordinate LLC's - state based which will be the entities that own the properties.Money sourced from LOC in Australia at an interest cost of about 8%.The issuesThe properties should all be massively cashflow positive at a gross 20+% returns.

If you held title as an LLC for the sold property, the new property you buy needs the same entity.