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I'm in the process of selling the extreme fixer I've been living in for 16 years that's only partially fixed. Getting enough to buy a DONE house. I have been cured of my love of old houses.5 points
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Some people are so mad they're suing: http://www.pcworld.com/article/3101396/windows/microsoft-faces-two-new-lawsuits-over-aggressive-windows-10-upgrade-tactics.html4 points
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Thank God for the little things in life.4 points
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After all the pushing and then finally have the folks here tell us about the "do not disturb program" so Win 10 try's stop ///// I decided to do an upgrade .... Lo and behold --- I can NOT, as the installer states my display is not Win 10 compatible and see supplier, etc. Go figure Enjoy the warm season.4 points
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.......................YEA!................ ...................3 points
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I found this, it might be helpful: https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-self-employed/passive-activity-loss-atg-exhibit-3-2-self-rented-property-income-recharacterization3 points
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That would be my new strategy going forward. Buy a house all done, just try not to overpay, because the sellers always think they have gold. And not to look too excited when seeing something that just may be perfect.3 points
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I showed this to my wife and she said it would be enough for her shoes.....maybe. Great suggestion though, I like the patio but I think the jacks in front are illegal, easy fix.3 points
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How could it ruin my day when I have no idea what you just said.2 points
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Save on repair costs...........Go this route....1 point
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Yes, if it were an allowed rental (it's not), it is active participation. Looks like another example of incorrect tax return preparation by one of your competitors. Be sure and milk it. On taking the losses, even if she had a legit rental (not self) all the losses would be suspended at $150,000 MAGI, right? Is she there?1 point
