Hi Manish, Welcome to the world of gardening. you can start with coriander from the kitchen. If that doesnât germinate, then you can buy a pack of coriander seeds from a agarden store neaby or from http://gardenguru.in/ . You can get soil from nursery or cocopeat from me/nursery. Add 50:50 compost and cocopeat/soil.f that doesnât germinate, then you can buy a pack of coriander seeds from a agarden store neaby or from http://gardenguru.in/ . You can get soil from nursery or cocopeat from me/nursery. Add 50:50 compost and cocopeat/soil.
For example, if you have unallowed losses for five years, you can deduct all five years' worth of losses if you sell the rental property within the last year. There is no limitation on how many years you may carry your losses forward as of July 2011.f you have multiple rental properties, you must allocate your losses among all the properties. If you make a profit on any of the properties, subtract the profit from your total losses to determine your new carry-over amount.
You also need to be sure you have budgeted for necessary repairs. Read on for some tips on how to plan ahead for the inevitable repair bills. How much to put aside. Prevailing wisdom recommends saving 1% to 3% of the value of your rental property for repairs each year.Though repair totals will vary from year to year, leftover funds from one year can help cover you for big expenditures during another one.Just be sure you set down a dollar amount to hit annually for savings. On a rental property worth $250,000, for example, try to reserve $2,500 to $7,500 for repairs each year.Hitting your annual repair-fund goals will also help you prepare for the unexpected, such as storm damage.ead on for some tips on how to plan ahead for the inevitable repair bills. How much to put aside. Prevailing wisdom recommends saving 1% to 3% of the value of your rental property for repairs each year.