I have been in the industry for almost 11 years starting out in the design/build construction arena and then transitioning to finance four years ago.

Your background will make you very successful in this industry.

I would get rid of this rebill program, but my concern is that in such a class C properrty with class C tenants this may limit my potential tenant market due to low credit & jobs etc.It is in a hispanic area as our town has a large hispanic population working in the huge horse industry here.

It would also be a way for investors to work together to fight against or for those rules.I hinted at the need for investors to work together to fight crazy rules that have a huge negative impact on our industry.

I'm in the Denver area, and considering taking the real estate broker class for general education on the industry

However so far I haven't seen anything coming close to these figures here in Holland.If I look at the local markets I would say the first property will cost between €200k and €250k with a rent of about €18-20k a year.I am doing my best indeed to find a job in a cockpit, but there is only so much you can do at this point.From what perspective do you say that the highest return is to be found in the aviation industry ?

"fluffing" is a term used in the adult industry - and while its certain some people expect an agent to perform this service in the course of a deal, it isn't a subject that is taught in re school, nor does the term appear anywhere in the code of ethics.

I would also be paying this broker a fee for E and O insurance.I realize the answers given here are not legal advice and I will be speaking to an attorney, just looking for opinions.I know property management is a very sue happy industry, what kind of liability do you forsee in this situation?

J Scott is probably one of the smartest guys I know in this industry and he really helped me get my arms around this last week when i was first informed about these encumbrance restrictions placed on the loans.

When I said "by that industry" I was referring to the farming industry as a whole.I highly recommend reviewing these links for more information.Chapter 11http://www.timbertax.org/publications/aghandbook/AgHdbk718.pdf Operating Expenses and Carrying Charges The rules for deducting timber-related operating expenses and carrying charges, as set out in Chapter 5, apply as well to Christmas tree production if the trees in question are more than 6 years old when cut or sold.