If you read Nats post she is exchanging work for Room and Board.. and that on the surface rarely works in my experience I suspect a lot of her motivation was to save money on the painting...

Ron P.Your ex-wife is not a disqualified party to your IRA, so on the surface, this would be an acceptable transaction. 

For example, you can't hire your toddler, but your 6 year old may be capable of emptying the office trash, wiping down monitors, keyboards and desk surfaces.  

Again, the borrower has to go get a loan later on, the deal is then exposed, people also die, become incapacitated, get divorced, take bankruptcy  or they may just talk to their attorney about something else, lots of ways for your deal to surface and unravel under the new laws.

I tend to think it's a very safe, conservative, and maybe even old fashioned approach, but I don't have personal knowledge of clients who have lost hundreds of thousands of dollars either, as he does.  

You will need to seal every surface with a shelac primer/sealer in order to get rid of the smell.  

Volume of water is less important than diameter of the trap and smoothness of the inside surface of your sewer lines.We have been using a Niagara Conservation 4.2l flapperless toilet (yet another bonus) for close to the past three years ... it rates with a MAP test of 1000 and has less clogging issues than most of the old 5 or 3.5 usg toilets it replaced.  

It would appear that you cap rate should be much higher when you remove the mortgage payment from your expenses.Just on the surface it passes the 2% rule (monthly income is more than 2% of the purchase price).

Around here, most mineral interests were separated from the surface rights years ago because they have so much value by themselves (oil patch).

So much so that doing it the old fashioned way is now a creative way to reduce the silly risk the “no money down” people are taking