Comments for Home Property

Comment on permission to search home issue/ search warrant? by MikeTL

MikeTL — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 14:58:59 +0000

If your laptops were used in commission of a crime they will be seized and held as evidence. If no evidence is found on them they will be returned.

Your parents had the legal right to grant permission to search, it is their house.

By the way your laptops will be examined by a forensic computer specialist.
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Comment on permission to search home issue/ search warrant? by First

First — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 14:30:59 +0000

hire a lawyer,
Perhaps if it is simple they could file return request in 1-2 hours of billable time
IF not simple they would explain what to expect …

most lawyers offer first consultation for free.
use yellow book to find proper lawyer to represent yourself.

sounds like you could use legal help
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Comment on permission to search home issue/ search warrant? by David

David — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 14:11:59 +0000

The ones that aren't stolen should be returned once the case closes
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Comment on If the police search a home and break stuff, do they have to pay to have it fixed? by wannabeairforce

wannabeairforce — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 13:25:59 +0000

Well, yes if you opened the door when they said they had a warrant, but if they had to bust your door down its all on you.
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Comment on If the police search a home and break stuff, do they have to pay to have it fixed? by KOLE L kldirectv at yahoo

KOLE L kldirectv at yahoo — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 12:37:59 +0000

You THINK, when they are ASKED in court ..
"did you officers break this mans property?"

They are just going to sit-up nice and straight, look very sincere and say:
"No"!!!
Or
“This mans JUNK was broke when we got there…”
Or
”He busted up his own “stuff” AFTER we left, Just so he could SUE us for all NEW Stuff”…

This claim of yours, will come down to , YOUR word against theirs

Sooooo

filing a police report, a complaint, and or expecting the DA (or PA) to prosecute or the Judge to grant you compensation for damages
WITHOUT….the testimony of a 3rd party impartial witness to YOUR claim of ANY wrongful, neglegent acts and or acts of ommissions, by the cops will Go NOWHERE !

THIS GOES FOR ALL CLAIMS

AND

Oooh IF you find this witness, will testify they were next to U and the cop 100% of the time…lol gooood luck, with that
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Comment on If the police search a home and break stuff, do they have to pay to have it fixed? by Dan H

Dan H — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 11:54:59 +0000

If they searched you home by mistake or illegally, you may have a case (claim or lawsuit) against the police department.
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Comment on If the police search a home and break stuff, do they have to pay to have it fixed? by MARCO Z

MARCO Z — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 11:33:59 +0000

of course but if not and its your foult in the first place then no
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Comment on What do I need to change my investment property to Owner occupied home? by Lauren F

Lauren F — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 08:18:59 +0000

This is a complex issue involving both tax and financing issues. Long story short, if you have been taking depreciation and other deductions for your rental home and now want to make it your regular home, you will have to convert it from income property to personal property. You will also need to understand your adjusted cost basis of both properties because eventually you will want to sell one or both, and the cost basis will have a huge impact on potentially paying taxes on the eventual sale of your home.

You should talk to your tax adviser before doing this – there are lots of things at play here. You may want to set up a limited liability partnership and sell your $400k rental property to this partnership to both limit any liability from having renters in a property you own as well as pass through income to yourself.

As far as financing goes, you could simply take a loan against your $170k home (a regular or refinanced mortgage or a home equity line of credit) while you are still living in your current house as long as you plan to live in the $170k home. It’s no different than someone renting to take a mortgage out in anticipation of buying a home and moving.
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Comment on proper Standard prosegers in collecting of Evidence of stolen property? by wade

wade — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 09:39:59 +0000

You obviously have a criminal history and you need to change your ways. Stop Stealing stuff, get a real job and be productive in society. Nobody cares who removed the stuff that was in your house.
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Comment on proper Standard prosegers in collecting of Evidence of stolen property? by Momof2

Momof2 — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 08:51:59 +0000

What?? This must be a joke. Why don't you learn how to spell and complete sentences instead of committing crimes?
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