A "few scuff marks" would be considered ordinary wear-and-tear.

@Kevin Romines @Marshall Secord Mostly good info, but one error….”short term cap gains” are not 20%…it is simply ordinary income tax without the 15.3% self employment. 

A residential community in the vicinity of the White House has been renovated a number of times at taxpayer's expense, only to be destroyed again and again.

HUD housing is multifamily complexes that are privately owned and subsidized by the federal government.So these Federally assisted "Projects" should remain under current ownership vs receivership (which is probably a good thing for the Taxpayers and the Owners).There are probably a lot of other HUD things this will effect also. 

Therefore, taxpayers who convert a traditional IRA to a Roth IRA will not need to pay tax when the Roth IRA distributions are made.

Account Closed"If certain people had their way, you would be subsidizing their entire existence out of compassion for their poor life choices".Every tax payer is already being involintarily forced to do this. 

Quarterly tax payments are the same as with an S-corp or other entity.

The seller may not accept but it's not out of the ordinary and shouldnt be insulting. 

Your lenders will pay ordinary income tax on the Interest they receive, just like any other interest they earn from bank accounts, CD’s, bonds, etc.  

Oren, your procedures and ordinary customs are different there (LOI's, sign-backs, etc) so we may be a little off.