But if you are truly on the 'Green' quest, then remember that anything that uses electricity is largely powered by fossil fuels anyway, usually between 65-90%....depending where you live.Natural gas is pretty clean.

If the suspended losses are in excess of the total gain, the remaining suspended losses will then offset ordinary income.3.

This would be my first property and I was wondering if someone could double-check my calculations to see if it's realistic and to see what people's thoughts were on the return itself.After all Expenses are factored in, I'm looking at approximately $130 in excess cash flow.

The city almost succeed in getting the excess units torn down. 

Guru Brain, but others are about the same......After awhile you'll learn to see that all we did was lied.....Your trip with us is fueled by torts, you're sure to gain your fame.....Just travel with us on the wholesle circus train....

In my example on the duplex in Texas, I am paying down the loan with EXCESS cash flow from my tenants.  

The cost of entitlement could easily be in excess of 30k depending on what you propose to build. 

I don't know about NJ but that seems excessive to me.

I agree with both Len and John - the discussion about increasing time lived on campus is still happening within University administration and there seem to be more supporters than detractors.I would also add that there are at least two large-scale operations in the neighborhood, both having in excess of 400-600 units.

We dont rent by the room but I think if we did we have an excessive use clause for water that i pont out on move in that I would still keep.