NOTHING.Everytime you skimp out on one of these items mentioned above you make it harder to become succesful making a deal.

Thought I would add my thoughts.A frequent mistake I see is that people combine different kinds of items and then calculate the average.

To accomplish this every time I purchase an item I add the details (ETA, staging location, link to product description, etc.) to a deliveries sheet which is shared with my property manager.

.- Determined some clear search metrics for MLS listings (so far not much in that category)Action Items:- Come up with a outreach text for the list of vacant homes I receive monthly from my local county- Find some wholesale mailing lists. 

I qualified by donating $5 to Verterans, or something like that. 

Many say 8582, some say 8582AMT, and a few are 1116 or 1116AMT (looks like they are related to foreign sources), NJ-BUS-2 (NJ forms), and there is one line item for 8995.  

Had properties with depreciation of 15 years accelerated under Reagan, then 27.5 years after that, so I had properties with depreciation accounts of various lengths over the years.In recent years, on one occasion told me I can charge off items that I was thought I could depreciate, and several years ago, installed new AC's and he charged off 50% the 1st year and the rest over 5 years.

You have a few items to play with here; LTV, Interest rates, Term of the loan, and the impact your credit score and PFS might play. 

Usually when the estate is probated an inventory is included to list all items in the estate being probated.That said, what Audrey said is good stuff.

I'll add that I'm none too pleased to hear that BoA will start implementing a $5/month fee if you use your DEBIT card to purchase items at a store.Hopefully, they change their minds about doing that, but if they don't I might have to switch to another bank.I still might pick up some of their stock though......