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robg; can you please explain?; If this is a substantial knock-down and rebuild, then its a capital cost, otherwise if it is to make the wall "better than it was" then its an improvement. both seem to lose...... i believe it will be the removal of the existing wall and it's replacement. it's...

hi all ms jade, getting the structural engineer to give me a report as to a time frame is a good idea, thanks. i am a little confused though jrc, what do you mean about how the work is done? i've had engineer's drawings done and contacted builders for quotes. five sets of drawings went...

i've owned it since 2002 and was not aware of the issue until the tenant complained about a different problem. when i had engineers in to look, they told me about it. seems insurance won't cover it...

i don't know if it was present when i bought it. i've certainly only been aware of it recently. and yes, it seems that the entire retaining wall needs to be replaced as it may be dangerous....... as i have to use substantial funds to do the repair, it would be nice to think that i could...

hi it seems that i will be up for a large repair bill (around $100,000) to rectify a structural defect in a commercial building i own. are the costs associated with it wholly tax-deductible in the first year as it is a repair? i've had drawings done and assume that they will all be classed with...