I had a property appraised last August, (estate purpose) the most recent value change has indicated that properties have increased in this area about 7.5 % since last year..Can I use this number without a new appraisal to justify the ASK between private parties,, Is this a fair expectation.At the time of appraisal I had informed the appraiser that I was planning on selling in spring and he said list with realtor at $....  

It defeats the purpose.

ADU laws are typically meant to promote adding an in-law in the back yard or sometimes by adding a 2nd entrance at the side of the existing structure.

Interest earned by an IRA as a purpose is excellent.  

I'm looking for a non owner occupied insurance carrier to cover the 5 bed room 3 bath home I am remodeling in cottonwood AZit is set up as a single family dwelling with a addition for a mother in law aptthe city will not allow me yet to be classified as a duplex but for all intensive purposes it is not sub metered sq footage 2864 with arcadia area in middle of homethe purchase was 70k owe about 46k on the property  and it sits across the street from the medical centerall new plumbing, electrical, drywall and heating/cooling unitstill under construction, will need about 30k to complete

Run a dozen or so deals through, then let the LLC dissolve and create another one.I believe the reasoning was for liability purposes, and the CPA said it was to avoid IRS attention.It doesn't seem right to me.

I currently have about 70K of unused personal credit lines, but I refuse to use credit cards for consumer purposes, so they're just laying dormant (I only use them periodically to keep the lines open, and then immediately pay them off).

Also putting the money in escrow keeps it held in reserve by a third party and out of your pocket, which defeats the purpose of collecting the option fee payment. 

Just a few points for you to consider to hopefully get you on the right track: * Option to Buy and Lease are separate documents with separate purposes.* Tenants pay a NON-Refundable Option Consideration Fee in order to receive that option.

When buying a property, there are a lot of items that can be deducted at tax time, like property taxes, HOAs, utilities (if you pay them), mortgage interest, and depreciation (based on 27.5 years).If my income puts me in the 28% tax bracket, and those deductible items listed above come out to $10,000 (easy number for math purposes), would I be able to collect an additional $2,800 from the IRS...and would it be smart to include this in your cash on cash ROI calculations for the year?