From my experience I believe the trade has not only taught me a great work ethic but a better understanding of building and construction which can only help when analyzing a potential property to purchase.

You can also use some chemical treatments to get better adhesion, like a wilbond type product.

The "insurance policy" is that if there is still a suit, and IF they prove flees are causing harm AFTER professional treatment, the pest control gets dragged into the suit for failure to adequately treat.

Also;Individual SportMore to do with work ethic than natural giftsEven if you are ahead, you could lose in an instant (pinned)I have wrestled my entire life and am a head wrestling coach.

Members have made a commitment to honest, ethical, and professional practices in property management. 

There's a lot that goes into transactions, from acquisition to refinancing to disposition...Being ethical with fee structures and having everyone's returns minimums met I'd say is the first priority, then everything after that comes down do the amount of work that needs to be done to execute. 

There is also a favorable rule that allows a taxpayer who sells relinquished property in the later half of the year elect Sect. 453 Installment Sales treatment if the taxpayer is unable to acquire enough replacement property or fails in the exchange in all-together. 

Not sure if its an ethical thing in case but since we have 15 days to do this, I am sure it would be a hassle for the both agents to have to show up for multiple inspections.This is a cash offer so no lender involved, although we are going to get an appraisal to help us decide how much we want to soak into it and to possibly get a HELOC.Earnest is $10,000 which would be painful to swallow but if the numbers do not add up then it is part of investing. 

(Taxpayer acquiring real property to hold as an investment should make sure no start-up costs are capitalized to preserve the character of the property as an investment and ensure capital gain treatment on a future sale of the property. 

I've read so many different opinions on tax treatment for flippers - quite the gray area isn't it!