Not necessarily a thorough answer but food for thought Jon

This results in a much higher QBI deduction of $16k ($80k x 20%).If you're over the income threshold, it gets even more complicated.Obviously, every scenario is different and you should consult your CPA but it's definitely some food for thought!

fixed 30 yr I recently got at 4.75 for a cash out refi. just food for thought..

The problem was there were pug marks from cats on the stairs as the cats used it as a scratch post, and once the furniture was removed you could see the stains from food and ground in dirt around the areas where the furniture was.

Also, there is a meeting during the day on a Friday each month about Buying/Selling Notes...a wide range of experience levels attend that one (the food is good....LOL)...

Necessary Cleaning to get unit back to move in condition, all at a rate of $18.00/hour: Remove cat food from carport, attracts rodents Total Cleaning Cost: $9.00 Total amount to get unit back to move in condition: Total Amount Tenant Owes Landlord: $275.00 b.

I'm delighted.

That's some good food for thought.I shared my hesitations with the seller and told him I'm going to pass, unless he'd leave the financing in place.

The disposal simply just was not working because of "too much food" but it was not broken and no parts or anything were replaced.

To meet minimum living expenses (food, housing, clothing, basic transportation, and medical care) in my town of Springfield, MO, you would need around $2,000 / month ($24,000 / year) income.