This means that both the buyer and the seller will have deductions for interest.The seller will take that as Investment interest on Form 4952.The buyer will be able to deduct it on the appropriate form(Schedule A, C, E, etc) based upon the use of the property.A question for you off topic: How far is Burnsville from St Paul?

We submitted a form via e-mail which is 1 of the 3 ways they asked it to be submitted on the form.

When I learn how to post plan, I'll post the final plans or just e-mail them to you or Mike.

And some of the local companies that specialize in commercial have their own web sites.

I don't have their financials yet (for some reason, though she emailed to application to me, she snail-mailed the other docs!?!?).

I could pay extra for a criminal check, but my state lists criminal records on the web for free.

I have the good fortune of us both living in the DFW area and have had several meetings, conversations and email exchanges.

If the realtor is going there how hard is it to take many photos and email them.

I showed it to a surprisingly normal person today; he did not have $200 in his pocket, but he paid $25 cash for credit check, and is willing to include a check for the deposit when he sends the application - except that I'd actually prefer that he sent the application via email, and he can't sent a check that way.So what do I do, reasonably??

Must have relationship with them/ know them etc. check out this web site past articles on this subject.