Any tips/hints we might be missing?

I tipped her off and told her she'd be on her way to jail if she didn't stop.

Impress him, no.So you go to a (relatively) nice restaurant, and tip the waiter7%, half the going rate of 15% because the meal is pricey enough and by the time it's time to tip, the meal is over and theclient is already impressed.But...will you ever be able to take another client to that restaurant?

also any tips of the trade from anyone is appreciated.Greg

Instead of replaceing the windows I thought about just repairing them if the windows are still in good shape and they just need alittle fixing up paint wood puddy maybe a weight fixed. what is everyones thoughts about trying to save the windows.

This transaction is identical to the first one with the exception that it started off as part of a 1031 exchange, and because the property that was converted to his/her primary residence was originally acquired as replacement property in a prior 1031 exchange the investor must own it for at least five (5) years before he/she can sell and take advantage of the 121 exclusion.

Depends on what you're replacing.

Like when me and my sister become owner.She replaced all the windows, added a bay window in front, and installed Vinly siding, and still managed to pocket close to $5000.00.

My very first idea was to replace the car that I lost while in jail, but 52 thousand dollars for a Corvette seems like such a waste.

Thanks again and do you have any tips on what to look for when it comes to the lease itself?