The deductible is higher at $3,000 versus $1,000.Not the most exciting news, I know everyone's looking forward to the pictures!

This concern was primarily my own deduction based on discussion with people who had been in re-meditated properties.

(All other farm tenancies require six months’ notice before the end of the lease year.)In tenancies for a definite term (no provision for renewal), notice in writing must be given at least one month before the end of the term;In tenancies at will (no fixed term), one month’s notice must be given in writing.The notice periods listed above are the minimum periods required by law if the landlord is to be eligible to seek assistance from the court in evicting a tenant who does not comply with the notice to leave (a tenant "holding over").Read the Law: Md.

There are lots of deductions that can be made so the numbers can vary widely. 

Hello all,I was contacted just recently by a seller whose home has the following challenges: In pre-foreclosureHas not paid the mortgage in 2 yearsRented the property and was not eligible for refinance as a homeownerHas an adjustable rate mortgageTaxes have been paid by the mortgage company for the past 2 yearsIs there any hope for this property? 

HELOC: I'm not eligible for a home equity loan because the house is on the market (seems to me an odd reason)Comps: The neighborhood is generally updated.

We were not eligible for financing for the amount of money we needed at the time so that was another reason for the 1 year deal.

Is there a place on the 1040 that I would enter the catch up depreciations, as calculated with Form 3115, and thus deduct from my 2015 income?

If the tenant caused damage to the property while they were living there the management company should have either deducted the cost of the damages from the security deposit or sued the tenant in housing court depending on the laws in Florida and whether or not you had a security deposit.  

I'm eligible for certain 100% financing loans due to my career.