After 12 months, you refi into a regular loan.

In my day job, I'm in regular contact with many, many different large manufacturing companies.

We work regular jobs and live within means.

I truly believe flipping is just about the only main investing route out here that can work on a regular basis.I only buy out of state and it's totally fine.

For regular retail clients, just knowing some stats is enough.

If you do, your chances of real estate investing success are greatly multiplied.My recommendation of getting a mentor is purely because I hate seeing sincere, regular people spend their last dollar on a huckster who is only after their money.

They could cancel their permits Contractors talk to each other , we see each other at the supply houses , home depot etc ,word could get out that you dont pay your bills, that you are difficult to work for , costing you more on future projects .I am not saying who is right or wrong , BUT It may be easier and cheaper in the long run to settle with him and complete the project .

Take a trip to supply house and you'll easily spend $100 for wire nuts, wire, copper fittings, acetylene, oxygen, a $300 jug of Freon.

Now, in a few more years we'll put a paint job on it, probably 6 to 8K, about $33 a month over the holding period.Saying that all the analysis goes out the window at the end of the year when no real maintenance or improvement issues arise, it can be the cost of cleaning supplies, nothing in the big picture.

In other words, a classic cargo van.I read this to say a regular 7 passenger SUV no longer qualifies for 25k bonus depreciation.Are there 9 passenger SUV's?