Well apparently one of them is now skipping school, doing drugs in the house and there is damage with holes in the wall.

VZ The appreciation on the land can qualify for the Long term capital gain treatment if sold to the controlled corporation before development.

I’m 59 and would really like to call it quitsThat being said, and seeing that  DST may not get me there, I’ve been looking in North and South Carolina for larger multi-families and other commercial interests (E.g. storage, Amazon proof retail, non-drug stores) .  

I already know that but he was clever in the ways he gained my trust.A month later I found out about his real situation and drug use.

The majority of my evictions have come from the purchase of run-down apt buildings where half the population is not paying and/or selling drugs and we have to cut out all the bad apples.  

If I was to say I bought the house not planning to tear down but then some sort of economic factor influenced me to demolish it, would there be beneficial tax treatment in year one?

Most people block felons or violent/drug felonies and don't worry so much about lesser charges.

See article:http://www.krp.ca/cra-changes-treatment-of-u-s-llp...So you'll need to convert your LLLP to an LP by 2018 in order to keep the same treatment.  

Long-term cap gain treatment has sooo many benefits over earning ordinary income and paying SE taxes.  

So between loans and credit cards she was able to have 3 surgeries, chemo/radiation treatments , and medicine.