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good fiscal sense. And it is usually cheaper to the shareholders in paying for capital repairs
MTD - Real Estate taxes are budgeted and paid for out of the operating account, not the capital
.9% every year. We have an assessment every year as we have capital improvements based on our outside
on the capital improvements that are projected that year. This is why operational expenses are separated from
on capital improvements that are projected that year. This is why operational expenses are separated from
an amount in reserve equal to the expected cost of upcoming capital projects. He views the 2-3 months
to make a plan for debt elimination and capital all in one. Have your managing agent assist, or do

Your Home Is Someone Else’s Workplace UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Andrew I. Bard on September 23, 2019

on a capital project or even on a temporary basis for your co-op or condo. If the co-op or condo is aware ... or subcontractor working on a capital project or even on a temporary basis for your co-op or condo. If the co
almost equaling next year's annual maintenance and have done two major capital projects without
another home that you have owned in a series, then the IRS deduction does not apply; capital improvements

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