Do not cut corners to make something look better on paper.  

Hello,I don't need a cargo van for my business at this point in time but after having reviewed the section 179 guidelines, it seems like it might be beneficial considering the tax bracket and financial position my business is in currently.

Some are 3 piece sections.

There is a section at the bottom of the contract where the rocketlawyer form fills in which state law will apply in the event of a lawsuit.

You'll notice some similarities but you'll also notice that some do Section 8 so go to lower end areas, some only want to units in great school districts, others want working class.... the most important thing is to find out why they buy where they buy...  

i'm trying to find the owners of 2 abandoned houses, but i'm having a hard time locating the search section on my local tax assessor's website.

People who look for legal advice on the internet are a distinct group, they are a cross section of not having a lot of experience with real-estate and do not want to pay for a lawyer.

https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p523.pdf@Natalie Kolodij Page 17 section B of section 5 (determine your exclusion amount) - Take the number of days in the last 5 years that youve used as primary residence, say 657 for example. 

Do not cut any corners to make something look better on paper.  

Yes you are right they initially told me they do regular 'inspections' but when this happened they came up with this new charge (something to bear in mind next time).The deposit thing is my main concern I bought those properties with tenants already in and they were under section 8.