Each state has laws which define what must be disclosed in a transfer of real estate as well as to prospective residential tenants.However, laws are intended to to define the legal minimum required.

Let's define the 3 ways you can look.The first is the Rear View Mirror.

In a basic sense, an extenuating circumstance is defined as being a "one-time" event that was beyond your control and caused significant financial hardship resulting in the foreclosure.

The components of  this question then become: What sort of tax benefits would I expect to see from cost segregation?

Actual IRC code has no minimum for this width unless the space were somehow part of the egress path, which we have no information on -- however, at this point, to find out that this kitchen must also function as an egress component would be a hilarious additional design parameter for the awesome 4 foot wide kitchen...

For some reason the terms are not as well defined nor as well differentiated as they should be in the real estate field.

I agree with @JustinCase 'The most important thing with building a integrated schedule is defining a true critical path with tasks relationships to know the true finish date and how it is impacted.’ ” ~Alisha Zwirtz Pros: There’s a free version Cons:Not designed for real estate Cost: Personal is 4.95 a month, 9.95 per user / month for team rehabvaluator.com “A great one that a friend of mine showed to me is the rehab valuator calculator by Daniil Kleyman.

Draft New Law that (1) requires all components of products produced in the United States be 100% recyceable and (2) that the company be required to accept and recycle ALL PRODUCTS and components that it manufactures.Many of these things are already happening in other countries...

Of course, they don't define reasonable but depending on the overall rent, the $50.00 and $20 daily don't seem excessive.Call the local rental owner's association in the area where your property is and pose the question.  

Someone else said it already (I think it was Thomas S. ), but you need to look at the individual components that make up that credit history for applicants.