Not something I would ordinarily do.

This is what Lexis Nexis says regarding the American Rule for contracts:"The American rule on attorney fees ordinarily requires parties litigating disputes to compensate their own attorneys regardless of the outcome."

This may inherently allow an allowable offset of PAL, when ordinarily the cost seg depreciation would be subject to some possible suspensions.

I am an advocate for owning real estate in an LLC if done correctly and for a number of reasons related to asset protection that are not ordinarily articlulated on here but most who do purchase their real estate in an LLC fail to operate the LLC's correctly and fail to enjoy the benefits.

If you live in more than one place—for example, you have two homes—the property you use the majority of the time during the year will ordinarily be your principal residence for that year.If you have a second home or vacation home that has substantially appreciated in value since you bought it, you'll be able to use the exclusion when you sell it if you use that home as your principal home for at least two years before the sale.$500,000 Exclusion for Married CouplesThere are certain additional requirements you must meet to qualify for the $500,000 exclusion.

We're actually getting through to the people who would not ordinarily contact an Agent.Remember, the term yellow letter is general, not specific.

One benefit I can think of is that you will be touching people you ordinarily wouldn't be....and that maybe no one else is either. 

Sub 2's are not the only area of real estate abused, even ordinarily can do some good.

If the tenancy is an at-will tenancy, you would ordinarily have to give notice pursuant to F.S. 83.57 to increase rent.

If I understand this correctly 3x rental income is I can charge $6000 for a section 8 tenant if ordinarily a regular tenant pays me $2000?