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David Disbrow resided principally in Florida during some or
all of the time discussed herein. In late 1997, after he was
reassigned to fly in and out of New York, New York, he began to
stay approximately 3 days a week at the residence with the
consent of decedent. Also with her consent, he allowed his
girlfriend to stay periodically at the residence beginning in or
about January 1998. The girlfriend worked out of New York, New
York, as a flight attendant, and she had recently been reassigned
there. She was without any other place to stay, and she became
David Disbrow’s wife in late 1998 or early 1999. When David
Disbrow and his girlfriend stayed at the residence, they slept on
the second floor of the house. They did not pay any rent for
their use of the residence, and they did not pay any expense
connected with the residence.
11. Sale of the Residence
When decedent died on February 9, 2000, the fair market
value of the residence was $400,000. On November 30, 2000, Funny
Hats sold the residence to David Disbrow for $350,000. Funny
Hats sold the residence to David Disbrow upon his request and did
not attempt to obtain a second bid for the residence or otherwise
sell it in the market.
12. 2001 Through 2003 Forms 1065
In addition to the Forms 1065 mentioned above, Funny Hats
filed 2001 through 2003 Forms 1065. Each of the post-2000
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