Income tax 2021-2022 residential rental property rental income and expenses if no personal use of dwelling part number two. Get ready to get refunds to the max diving into income tax 2021-2022. Most of this information can be found in publication 527 residential rental property tax year 2021 on the irs website irs.gov irs.gov looking at the income tax formula line one income we would typically have another schedule basically an income statement with income and expenses expenses basically being deductions the net then is what rolls into line one income here on the income tax formula and eventually onto the first page of the form 1040 this is the schedule e basically the income tape statement type of schedule the supplemental income and laws were focused on the rental real estate so we're continuing on to other sources of rental income lease with option to buy this might be a less common type of lease structure but when we're putting together leases we can imagine putting them together in imaginative ways and many different types of ways some of those ways run into kind of substance versus structure types of problems in other words we could end up in a situation where you can imagine something being set up as basically a lease in the structure of it but the substance of it actually looks more like a purchase type of situation obviously those get a little bit more complex when you get into those kinds of issues so in this case we have a lease with an option to buy if the rental agreement gives the tenant the right to buy your rental property the payments you receive under the agreement are generally rental income so we're still going to be putting them as the rental income if your tenant exercises the right to buy the property the payments you receive for the period after the date of the sale are considered part of the selling price so obviously some of the issue here would be then if there's an option to buy we have income clearly that's that's happening but how are we categorizing that income is it part of the purchase price or is it part of the of the rental income which is tough to say if the exercising of the option to buy hasn't been made but you're still receiving the payments for the property so part interest if you own a part interest and rental property you must report your part of the rental income from the property so you can imagine of course situations where you have a part of an interest in the rental property and of course in that situation you would have to report your part of the interest a rental of property also used as your home so now we have a little bit more complicated situation because if it's your home then you're renting part of your home and now you have like your principal residence which has its own tax complications and what not possibly being able to deduct mortgage and property taxes for example and part of it then possibly being a rental of the home which then you want to apply the rental kind of rules for it which might include like depreciation which becomes more complicated given the fact that only part of the home the property is being rented and so on so if you rent property that you also use as your home and you rent it less than 15 days during the tax year don't include the rent you receive in your income so we've got that low day threshold if it was only 15 days pretty low threshold then you can you can exclude it possibly so also expenses from this activity are not considered rental expenses so clearly if they don't make you record the income then they're not going to allow you to deduct the expenses most likely so for more information you could see used as a home but rented less than 50 days under reporting income and deductions in chapter number five rental expenses and most cases the expenses of renting your property such as maintenance insurance taxes interest can be deducted from your rental income this is just like normal like what you would expect from an income tax and what you see quite clearly generally in business type of activities such as a schedule see the types of things that you can deduct are those things that you used in order to generate the revenue which is what you would expect from an income tax because an income tax you would think shouldn't be applied on the gross income it should be applied on the net income otherwise it would be favoring certain types of businesses that don't have large you know capital investments that need to be put in place which are the more risky businesses we don't want to discourage you know that kind of investment so on so here we go personal use of the rental property if you if you sometimes use your rental property for personal purposes you must divide your expenses between rental and personal use now this is just like anything else once we start to commingle the business and personal it gets confusing for most businesses we would like to not do that we would like to have them separate but when we talk about real estate property it's quite possible that we use part of it for rental and part of it for personal in some way or another if that's the case then the expenses we're going to have to figure out how to allocate the expenses to the rental versus the personal because the personal may not be able to be deducted whereas the rental may be able to be deducted also your rental expenses deduction may be limited you can see chapter five for more information there part interest if you own a part interest in rental property you can deduct expenses you paid according to your percentage of ownership so obviously there when you got the expenses you would typically be thinking well now we're going to figure the rental income minus the expenses and then possibly divide out the net then to the owners meaning the owners had to recognize the income and they got the percentage of the allocation of the expenses to the rental property as well would be the general idea note that on the income side of things you don't have this kind of allocation problem generally because obviously if you only rented you know part that you know only part of the property was rented or part of a year was the property was rented then the rental income you got wasn't allocated for the whole property usually the rental income was for the part of the year that you rented the property so you don't have that kind of allocation method as much with the income generally you have it with the expenses because the expenses that you're paying are going to be for both personal and business uses typically and that's where the allocation typically comes into play so example roger owns a one half undivided interest in a rental house last year he paid nine sixty eight for necessary repairs on the property roger can deduct four hundred and eighty four which is fifty percent of the nine sixty eight as rental expenses so he is entitled to a reimbursement for the remaining half of the co-owner of to the co-owner so one more time roger owns exactly one half one half undivided interest in a rental interest so last year he paid nine sixty eight for necessary repairs on the property roger can deduct four eighty four which of course is the fifty percent of it okay when to deduct you generally deduct your rental expenses in the year you pay them because usually we're thinking cash method here so in the year that you paid it if you use the accrual method however then you want to see publication five three eight for more information so that you got the accrual method the accrual method is oftentimes more accurate from an accounting standpoint but the iris will often limit things on the on the accrual method or you know you might have adjustments on the accrual method when you saw as we saw for like prepayments of rent and so on and so forth so types of expenses listed below are the most common rental expenses so you're probably going to have like advertising if you're advertising the rental auto and travel expenses auto and travel are always kind of a little bit confusing with regards to any type of business we have because we've got to think about how we're going to allocate that we could have a business and personal component to them as well so we might dive into that in a little bit more cleaning and maintenance commissions depreciation and insurance interest legal and other professional fees local transportation expenses management fees mortgage interest paid to banks etc notice that the mortgage interest isn't going to be deducted on schedule a every anytime you hear mortgage interest you're probably thinking no that's on schedule a no we're talking this is the rental property not your personal residence in general unless you're doing personal residence residence and renting part of it in which case you might be allocating it between the the schedule e rental property possibly and schedule a in that case points and the same kind issue rental payments repairs taxes utilities and so on and so forth so depreciation what is that that's going to be a key component confusing component that we got to take into consideration so depreciation is a capital expense it is the mechanism for recovering your cost in and income producing property and must be taken over the expected life of the property so when you buy the property even if you were to have paid full cash for the rental property and using it totally for rental property you got to adhere to the depreciation rules which means you wouldn't generally just expense it even if you're on a cash basis when you bought it even if you paid full cash for it you got to put it on the books as basically an asset if you're doing a a if you're reporting this on a schedule e on your personal income taxes then you're not going to have a balance sheet you only have the schedule e which is in essence an income statement but you will have a depreciation schedule that you'll have to be tracking which will basically be that part of the balance sheet show you that asset and the depreciation related to that which is basically going to be allocating the cost over the life that whatever life the tax code allows you to depreciate it over so you can begin to depreciate rental property when it is ready and available for rent see place in service under when does depreciation begin and end in chapter two insurance premium is paid in advance if you paid an insurance premium for the for more than one year in advance you can't deduct the total premium in the year you paid it so this is a common thing with advanced payments we're we're assuming we're like we're on let's say we're on the cash basis here so we get to deduct things when we pay them then you might start thinking well i'll just prepay a lot of stuff in the current year to lower my current income and that's how you'll manipulate things on a cash basis for example paying five years worth of insurance in this year well you can't do that because the iris is going to say i'm not going to allow you to do that that's what they say because they don't want people manipulating the cash basis by manipulating the cash flow to adjust their income to egregiously so for each year of coverage you can deduct only the part of a premium payment that applies to that year c chapter six of publication five three five for information on deduction deductible premiums interest expense you can deduct mortgage interest you pay on your rental property so again we're not talking about the home we're not talking about your principal residence we're not talking about deducting it on the schedule a itemized deductions here we're talking about the rental property possibly deducting it then on schedule e now you might have a home that you rent part of it in which case you might have to do that allocation thing we might get some deduction on the schedule e some deduction on the schedule a but we're thinking here the rental component that's what we're that's what we're talking about when you reference rental property for more than the previous outstanding balance the portion of the interest allocable to the loan proceeds not related to rental use generally can't be deducted as rental expenses once again when you reference a rental property for more than the previous outstanding balance the portion of interest allocated to loan proceeds not related to rental use generally can't be deducted on the rental expense so chapter four publication five three five explains mortgage interest in more detail if you want to check that out expenses paid to obtain a mortgage certain expenses made you may pay to obtain a mortgage on your rental property can't be deducted as interest these expenses which include mortgage commission abstract fees and recording fees are capital expenses that are part of your basis in the property so note when you're talking about like this mortgage interest on if it was your principal residence which is a personal property which wouldn't normally be deductible unless there's a special rule which there is for for your personal residence to deduct the mortgage interest you've got this kind of issue you might be aware of with with points and whatnot and determining what is interest or not but you don't often get to deduct things for for the home at you know on the schedule a that are basically the abstract and the recording fees and so on so now we're talking about the rental property we have the same kind of issue where we're saying okay you can't really deduct as interest these things that that were that were included expenses paid to obtain the more obtain a mortgage but we're going to instead call them part of basically the purchase price so that means that we can get a benefit from it by basically increasing the basis and then when we sell the property we get a benefit so it's not as great a benefit then or we get a benefit when we when we depreciate the property that means we're not getting the benefit you know upfront but we've got it we've got to capitalize it and then either take that benefit over the depreciation of the property when we allocate the costs over some useful life that the that the that the tax code allows us and of course then if we were to sell the property we would have a higher basis which would be beneficial for the sale because that would lower the amount of possible gains okay so we got form 1098 mortgage interest statement if you paid $600 or more of mortgage interest on your rental property to any one person you should receive a form 1098 or similar statement showing the interest you paid for the year so we got that that form that's going to help us out of course to record the information notice that if we have you know multiple rental properties and personal property and so on we got to make sure that we get the 1098s straight is this personal property is this my home is this rental property 1098 whatnot and the tax preparers got to know what's what and where's where's they know what's what and where to put the what to which form like a schedule a or schedule e and whatnot so if you if you at least one other person other than your spouse if you file a joint return reliable for and paid interest on the mortgage and the other person received the form 1098 report your share of the interest on schedule e form 1040 so hopefully the 1098 goes to goes to the you know the person that's going to be reporting the expense but you could have you can imagine complications words you know the 1098 is going somewhere so attach a statement to your return showing the name and address of the other person so obviously if the 1098 wasn't issued to you that 1099 1098 did not only go to you it went to the IRS so so that will cause some skepticism on the IRS side so you want to make sure that you make them aware of that so legal and other professional fees you can deduct as rental expense legal and other professional expenses such as tax return preparation fees you pay to prepare your schedule e part one so this is something obviously if you have a tax preparer doing the taxes then they're doing possibly all your taxes including the schedule e you don't get these days a deduction you know elsewhere typically for the tax preparation so whatever portion of that expense is being allocated to the taxes or for the schedule e then possibly you want to deduct that on the schedule e so for example on your 2021 schedule e you can deduct the fees paid in 2021 to prepare part one of schedule 2020 schedule e you can also deduct as rental expense any expense other than federal taxes and penalties you're paid to resolve a tax underpayment uh related to your rental activities local benefit taxes in most cases you can't deduct the charges for local benefits that increase the value of your property such as charges for putting in streets sidewalks or other water and sewer systems these charges are non depreciable capital expenditures and must be added to the basis of your property so once again they they sound more like improvements possibly at that point so you don't really so you might have to put them on the books as an asset depreciate them which you still get a benefit from but you don't get the benefit up front per se but have to allocate it over the useful life taking it in the form of depreciation or possibly uh getting the benefit in an increased basis when you sell the property lowering the gain at that point in time which would be the tax benefit so however you can deduct local benefit taxes that are for maintaining repairing or paying interest charges for the benefits so you've got this issue as to whether something is you know repairing a situation or like an improving type of situation and if it's a repair even if it's a fairly expensive one then you get categorized it possibly as an expense getting the deduction now which is typically better as opposed to if it's like an improvement or something like that or something you would need to capitalize so that becomes kind of a tricky type of issue and so whatever you're doing a large kind of expenditure whether you want to look at that distinction is it repairs is it is it do I have to capitalize it what are the rules related to this particular thing that I'm doing and what are they going to be the tax implications of it because it might be a high dollar amount activity so local transportation expenses you may be able to deduct your ordinary and necessary local transportation expenses if you incur them to collect rental income or to manage conserve or maintain your rental property however transportation expenses incurred to travel between your home and rental property generally constitute non deductible commuting costs unless you use your home as your principal place of business so we always got to take into consideration this whole commuting thing when we're calculating is it a commute or or or or not and one of the things we got to we got to put into consideration is the principal place of business to help with that consideration so as you could see publication 587 business use of home for information on determining if your home uh home office qualifies as a principal place of business so generally if you use your personal car pickup truck or light van for rental activities you can deduct the expenses using one of two methods you got the accrual expenses or the standard mileage rate so the actual expenses not the accrual expenses the actual expenses or the standard mileage rate so many people are familiar with this it does have an impact on your bookkeeping if you were to use the standard mileage rate for example then you're going to use a rate you got to count your miles it's easier but then when you have your bookkeeping obviously all your car related expenses gas and whatnot are are going to be now calculated differently on the taxes and it becomes a kind of a kind of a little bit confusing so we might dive into that we looked at we looked at that on the schedule see stuff but that's that same kind of issue here for 2021 the standard mileage rate for business use is 56 cents a mile for more information you can see chapter 4 publication 463 you find that on the irs website pre rental expenses you can deduct your ordinary and necessary expenses for managing conserving and maintaining rental property from the time you make it available for rent rental of equipment you can deduct the rent you pay for equipment that you use for the rental purpose however in some cases lease contracts are actually purchase contracts if so you don't deduct these payments so we got the same kind of issue with the with the lease payments if they're capital kind of things that we're using and in the rental property the question is structure versus form question is the thing set up as a lease but actually in form is a purchase and and then we have to basically treat it accordingly depending on our determination so you can recover the cost of purchase equipment through depreciation so if we purchase the large piece of equipment then we got it we got to put it on the books as an asset similar to the rental property itself and then depreciate it according to the tax code that's why sometimes people if there was incentives for people to try to set something up as a lease instead of as a purchase even though the lease looks a lot like a purchase which would be like a capital lease in which case you might still have to put it on the books as as in essence a purchase in that case so rental of property you can deduct the rent you pay for property that you use for rental purposes if you buy or if you buy a lease hold for rental purposes you can deduct an equal part of the cost each year over the term of the lease travel expenses you can deduct the ordinary and necessary expenses of traveling away from home if the primary purpose of the trip is to collect rental income or to manage conserve or maintain your rental property you must prop you must properly allocate your expenses between rental and non-rental activities so obviously the travel expenses get a little bit confusing because you you got traveling and you might be doing some personal stuff on the travel and then the business stuff and then you got to be allocating between the business and personal you can't deduct the cost of traveling away from home if the primary purpose of the trip is to improve is to improve the price you can't deduct the cost of traveling away from home if the primary purpose of the trip is to improve the property the cost of improvements is recovered by taking depreciation so if you're traveling as for an improvement purposes to improve the property you got that same kind of issue as to whether something should be expensed in the current period or is it an improvement if it's categorized as an improvement you got to record it basically as an asset again capitalizing it in essence and you'd still get the benefit but you wouldn't get it upfront like you'd like to get it in the current year most likely you you're going to have to then take it in the form of depreciation over the some life that the tax code is going to allow you to take it over and or at the point in time you sell the property because you'll have a higher basis in it lowering the gain and lowering therefore the tax related to it so for information on travel expenses you could see chapter one publication 463 for more detail uncollected rent if you are a cash basis taxpayer don't deduct uncollected rent because you haven't included it in your income it's not deductible so obviously if it's uncollected rent and you're basically on a cash basis type of system then you haven't included it in cash because it's you haven't gotten it at that point now if you're on an accrual basis method then it might be a different system because you might have recorded the revenue at the point in time you earned it because they they use the property but if you're under a cash basis system then obviously if they haven't collected the rent you haven't included it in income so you're not going to deduct it as an expense if you use an accrual method report income when you earn it if you are unable to collect the rent you may be able to deduct a business bad debt so if you're on the accrual method then you're going to record the income when it's been earned meaning when the rental when the renters rented the property or consumed the use of the property for like a month or whatever and then if they don't pay you the money then at some point in the future you're going to determine that that money is uncollectible and at that point that's when you might be able to expense it possibly in the form of bad debt so you can see chapter 10 publication 535 for more information about business bad debts vacant rental property so now you got an empty rental property if you hold property for rental purposes you may be able to deduct your ordinary and necessary expenses including depreciation for managing conserving or maintaining the property while the property is vacant so no one's in it it's still it's still rental property i just can't rent it it's still rental property however you can't deduct any loss of rental income for the period the property is vacant so again the iris is skeptical about taking losses right if you're not actively renting the property then they're going to be skeptical of the losses and and again a lot of people that when they buy the rental property that you you're actually looking for long-term growth or increase in the value of the property so you might just have have it be vacant try to call it rental property so you could deduct the losses on the rental property which would be beneficial for taxes and hope that the property increases in in value and so if that was the case you know that that would be more like an investment it's not really an active rental type of property it's a passive kind of investment kind of thing in that instance so anytime there's a loss kind of situation iris is going to be skeptical of it and so you got to look into that make sure you've got the bases are covered on that one got someone on all the bases so you've got like a like the bases are loaded so vacant while listed for sale so if you sell property you help for rental purposes you can deduct the ordinary and necessary expenses for managing conserving or maintaining the property until it is sold if the property isn't held out and available for rent while listed for sale the expenses aren't deductible rental expenses so again if it's a rental property you would think you would be in the act of trying to rent it and if not then you know the iris is going to question whether or not it's actually you know rental property


Hello friends, I am Sanjay Gupta. I welcome you on my channel. You can watch various programming related videos on my channel. So search it, subscribe it, it contains more than 800 videos. In this video I am going to demonstrate you Matrix Edition and Subtraction in Java. So first of all I am going to import a class scanner which is available in util package. Then I am defining a class matrix sum sub. Inside this class I am going to define main function definition and inside this main function all the required statements will be available. So first of all I am going to declare 3 2d arrays. Now allocating memory to these 2d arrays. Right now I am providing size as 3 3, low size is 3 and column size is also 3. You can also read these row and column sizes from user. I have demonstrated those in my another videos. You can watch them. How you can read row and column size from user. Now I am going to create instance of scanner class so that I can read values from user with the help of this instance. So this message and the first matrix will be displayed on output screen to read values from user. I am going to, sorry, I am going to repeat these nested loops. I have implemented 2 loops. i and j, i is responsible for low index, j is responsible for column indexes. I am declaring these variables here. Now aij equals to input dot next end. So line number 13, 14 and 15 are responsible for reading first matrix from user. I have copied 4 statements and I am modifying them to read second matrix. So line number 17, 18, 19 and 20 are responsible for reading second matrix. Now I am going to calculate some and I will be printing that sum on output screen. So the message addition will be displayed. Now I again require these nested loops so I am copying them. Inside this j loop I am going to perform addition. So cij equals to aij plus bij. This is addition of a and b matrix and the result is assigned into c. Now I am going to print this on output screen. You can notice that I have used only print instead of print element. So this print will display all the values on same line. So J loop is responsible for printing row values. So if you are printing first row, then you will need all values in a single line. That's why I am using print only. After printing first row, I need to move the cursor to the second line. So after completion of J loop, I am writing system.out.print element. So this statement will bring cursor to the new line. So this way all the addition will be stored inside c matrix as well as it will be displayed on output screen with the help of system.out.print statement. Now for subtraction purpose, you can copy line number 22-231 and paste it. Here instead of addition, you can write subtraction and in place of plus, you can write minus sign.  After implementation, I am going to execute this code. You can see I am compiling and executing this code. It is asking for values. So in first matrix, I am entering four as all the elements. So nine times I have to add four. Sorry, I have to enter four. And in second matrix, I am entering two nine times. It means in my first matrix, all elements are four. In my second matrix, all elements are two. You can see the addition. Six is printed at each location of matrix and subtraction. Two is printed at each location of matrix. So this way the code is working properly. It is leading to matrix from user and printing their addition and subtraction. I hope you have understood whatever I have demonstrated you in this video. If you want to follow my YouTube channel, you can subscribe it. Thank you for watching this video.


Now, as gunshots echo across the windswept snow-covered reaches of the Wild Northwest, Quaker Puff Wheat and Quaker Puff Rice, the breakfast cereal shot from guns, present Sergeant Preston of the Yukon. It's Yukon King, swiftest and strongest lead dog of the Northwest, blazing the trail for Sergeant Preston of the Northwest Mounted Police in his relentless pursuit of lawbreakers. On King! On you Husky! Gold, gold discovered in the Yukon, a stampede to the Klondike in the wild race for riches, back to the days of the Gold Rush, with Quaker Puff Wheat and Quaker Puff Rice bringing you the adventures of Sergeant Preston and his wonder dog, Yukon King, as they meet the challenge of the Yukon. Though one that can make a better cereal than Quaker Puff Rice, it's nice. And when you hear that shooting, you're doing tootin' that Quaker makes the ones shot from guns. Did you hear that? Shot from guns. That's your tip-off to the breakfast cereal that's deliciously crisp and tender.  Top with milk or cream and fruit and go to it. You just can't beat Quaker Puff Rice or Quaker Puff Wheat. Lefty Nash was a big man and a tough one. He had been a lumberman in his younger days in Vancouver, but a couple of years after his marriage, he had left his wife and a baby boy and went to the Gold Fields of California. At first, Lefty's intentions were good. He'd make his fortune and then send for his little family. The fortune never materialized, and Lefty, who had wandered from one location to another, neglected to keep in touch with his wife. When he finally returned to Vancouver, he learned his wife had died and the whereabouts of his son wasn't known. He discussed his troubles at the time with the local constable. Well, my boy is ten years old now, constable. His name is Dennis, Dennis Nash. I've searched the town for him, but I didn't have any luck. Well, I'll do what I can to help you, Mr. Nash. If I find any trace of the boy, I'll let you know. Thanks. I'm stopping at the straight hotel for the time being. Well, like I said, Mr. Nash, I'll get in touch with you if I learn anything about the boy. In the meantime, you keep in touch with me. Right. Goodbye, constable. Weeks passed and there was no word of Dennis. Lefty, discouraged, drifted from the town and finally reached Seattle. He was broke and bitter when he fell in with bad companions, who persuaded Lefty that easy money could be had for the taking. One robbery led to another, and Lefty became a tough, hard man, and his name became notorious throughout the Northwest country. More years passed, and when gold was discovered in the Yukon territory, Lefty and two cronies traveled to Skagway, the gateway to the Yukon. Then, as winter moved in, they followed the trail north. We better stop a few minutes and rest the dogs. Oh, how are you? I'm all flattered we have to go to reach South Kirkland. It's a few miles out. For how long it'll be before that prospector finds out we discovered the hiding place he had for his goldwood. We'll be plenty far away before he misses it. He was out cutting more wood when we took it squint. Say, I learned White Horse that the prospectors around South Kirk come to town loaded with gold dust on Saturday nights and head for the cafe there. Yeah. Maybe we could take a chance on holding up the cafe Saturday night. We could use Ben Dennis to mask our faces, then hit the trail for Dawson right after. Yeah, we'll think it over squint. Well, let's get moving, Lefty. I'm getting cold. Yeah. Musks! When they arrived in South Kirk, Lefty and his two companions stayed at a waterfront hotel and made plans for the cafe holdup. On Saturday night, they stopped their dog team alongside the building. Then, using Ben Dennis as masks, the three men entered. It's a holdup. Line up all here and reach for the sealer. Let's go get the cash and gold and make it quick. Sure, Lefty. Come on. Hey, he called the leader, Lefty. Must be Lefty Nash. Don't let them get away with this, man.  Come on! The sudden retaliation by the men in the cafe took the crooks by surprise. Lefty saw both squinted art fall wounded and his one thought was to escape. Emptying his gun, he turned and fled, slamming the door behind him. A few minutes later, the man from the cafe entered the office of young Constable Denny Carter. Constable! What is it? Something wrong? I thought I heard shooting and was just going to investigate. Three crooks tried to hold up the cafe, Constable, but we got two of them and the other got away. You'd better come right over there and pick them up as soon as the docks fixed them. They're both wounded. I'm ready. Let's go. Has anyone else hurt? Yeah, several. And I think one fella's dead. Took a bullet from the crook that got away. Now, that's bad. As soon as the other two are taken care of, I'll trail the one who got away. Constable, I know this is your first assignment being possible here in Selkirk. Let me warn you, the fella who got away is thought to be Lefty Nash, a desperate killer. It's my job to trail him and bring him in for murder. Better wait till you have help then. No, no. Delay might take away any chance of catching him. I'll send word to the Constable for planning to watch my district while I'm gone. Do you have any idea which way the killer went? I'd say he was heading north. I'll try to pick up his trail. And I'll not come back until I catch him and bring him in. An hour later, the Constable, Denny Carter, picked up Lefty's trail and started out in pursuit. It was later that night when Sergeant Preston of the Northwest Mounted Police and his great dog, Yukon King, arrived in Selkirk. Preston's first stop was at the General Store. Come along fella. I'm glad to see you again. Thanks Frank. I thought I'd pick up a few supplies before I barged in on the Constable of this cabin. Hasn't anyone told you the Constable isn't in town? Isn't? I know, we just arrived and stopped off here first. Some crooks tried to hold up the cafe earlier. Two of them were wounded and caught. The other one got away. I'll tell at the cafe. Denny left to trail him saying he wouldn't come back without the murder. I wish I'd arrived sooner. To my way of thinking, young Constable Denny is risking his neck. Going after such a desperate character as Lefty Nash. Lefty Nash? You mean Denny is trailing Lefty Nash? That he is Sergeant. That is serious. I'll take supplies Frank and I'm picking up Denny's trail right away. I must get to him before he catches up with Nash. I hope you do. I might be of help before you're through. Well, all right, but let's hurry. I don't want to waste time. Within a short time, Sergeant Preston and Frank picked up Denny's trail near the cafe. With the Great Dog King leading the way, they started out the North Trail. I'm taking on you Husky. I'm glad you decided to try to catch up to Denny. Nash is a desperate killer and Denny isn't experienced enough. Isn't that exactly Frank? Tell me, do you remember the widow Carter who came here and opened a boarding house some years ago? Sure I do. It was about 12 years, as I recollect. I just opened up a small trading post. She was Denny's mother. Denny was with her at the time, but she wasn't his mother. She wasn't? No. This is Carter applied for adoption papers for Denny. One of my first assignments as a rookie was to interview her. Say, I remember now, you came in and asked me about her at the time and said she wanted to adopt the boy but it seems before that Denny's mother lived at Mrs. Carter's place in Vancouver. She died. Mrs. Carter kept Denny brought him here when she moved to Selkirk. He took the name Denny Carter. Does he know he's an unadopted son? Yes. That's all he does know about it, Frank. But I learned from Mrs. Carter before she died that Denny's father was named Lefty Nash. Lefty Nash, eh? Well, now I... Lefty Nash, you say? Great say. He must never know, so keep it to yourself. Of course. You know, I'd never mention it to anyone. I know that, Frank. But are you certain Denny's father and that killer are the same man? There might have been another man of that name, Sergeant. The records show that Lefty Nash was born in Vancouver. He married there about 23 years ago and had a son named Dennis. You don't say. Lefty went to the States. His wife died while he was away at the time Mrs. Carter came here with Denny. No one except the Inspector and I. And, of course, you know that Dennis Carter is really Dennis Nash. Poor lad. Good thing he doesn't know. He's a fine chap. Yes, and a good officer. What you don't realize, Frank, is that he's trailing his own father and one may kill the other. Holy mackerel. I never thought of that. That's why we have to find Denny before they meet. Come on. In the meantime, about two miles ahead of Denny, Lefty Nash turned off the trail and stopped behind a low ridge. Ho, ho, ho. You mangy mutt. I guess I have to give you a rest if I hope to make it to Dawson. Lefty took a blanket and moved under a ledge where he lay down to rest. He was out of the cold wind. The warmth of the blanket caused him to doze for a while. But later, a distant sound brought him to full consciousness, and he sat up suddenly. Dogs. Somebody must be trailing me. It's just light enough for anyone to see my tracks leading in here. I better get going away from here and fast.  A short time later, Denny reached the point where Lefty had turned and gone to the ridge. He stopped his dog team a moment. Ho, ho, ho. Turned off here and went toward that ridge. I'll leave the team here and go on foot. He may try to ambush me if he hears the team moving in. With gun in hand, Denny followed the tracks. He cautiously approached the place where Lefty had stopped. Then as he eased around the end of the ridge, he saw that no one was there. He stopped here to rest. There's where the dog's bird in the snow. I... Something over there. He left a blanket behind and it's still his warmth. It means he isn't very far ahead of me. I'll get back to the team. Meanwhile, Sergeant Preston and Frank were making much better time than Denny had because the intelligent Husky King kept them on the trail. Do you think Denny caught up with him yet, Sergeant? I doubt it, Frank. I hope not. That's the way I feel about it. I don't want to be ambushed. I hope he realizes that.  So do I. On King! On you, Husky! We'll continue our adventure in just a moment. Young Sergeant Billy and Sandra Bell of Dawson City are playing Yukon Treasure Hunt today. Yes, sir. Do you know of a treasure and some secret cast? Let's see now. Let me think. Why sure I do? Why don't you give us some clues? Well, the first clue is a fur trapper's kitchen covered. I bet I've got it. It's a package of Quaker Puffed Wheat or Quaker Puffed Rice. I fooled you there, Bill, guess again. Is the treasure inside the package? You're getting warm, Sandra. If you mean those crisp, delicious king-size grains of Quaker Puffed Wheat or Quaker Puffed Rice. Well, maybe it's those food values you tell us about. You're getting warmer, Billy, because it's a hidden treasure you can't see. Like those extra food values and your natural grain amounts of vitamin B1, niacin and iron furnished by Quaker Puffed Wheat and Quaker Puffed Rice. Gosh, I'm stoned. Well, the best clue you could find would be when you pour yourself a heaping bowlful of Quaker Puffed Wheat or Rice, top it with milk or cream and fruit, and then take a big, luscious mouthful. You can't see it, but you can... Taste it. I've got it. It's the flavor. Right. It's the sweet, tempting, nut-like flavor that tastes so good you want more and more.  The breakfast cereals shot from gun. Now to continue. Lefty had a poor dog team to begin with and the dogs, through periods of hunger and mistreatment, had lost their strength and stamina for long trips at a fast pace. Lefty noticed the dogs falter from time to time. Finally, when one of them fell from exhaustion, the others stopped and sank in the snow beside him.  Get moving, do you hear? Right, hunger. What's the use? Ain't no good to me now. Hey, someone's still on my trail. Must be a mountain. They use good dogs. I'll have to make it on foot. I'll go that hill off to the right. Lefty went over the hill and found a long stretch of level, snow-covered land before him. At first, he had moved at a fast pace, but soon his steps slowed as his leg muscles ached to rest, but he knew he had to go on. Gasping for breath, Lefty forced himself forward, trying to put more distance between himself and the man he knew must be trailing him. As the faint cold light of the Arctic sun edged over the horizon, he looked back just as a figure topped the hill behind him. A red coat. Mountiers follow me. I have to find some place to stand against him. A gutter here. He's out of gun range now and so am I, so that's lucky. But I better get moving. Slowly Lefty moved on. Meantime, Denny's youth and vigor favored him as he slowly moved closer to the fleeing killer. He noticed that Lefty had swung to the right and was making for what appeared to be some large boulders. You better try to cut him off or you'll be able to hold me back indefinitely. Denny too swung off at an angle and increased his pace in hopes of cutting in between Lefty and the place to which the killer was heading. In his determination to outwit Lefty, Denny kept his eyes on the fleeing crook, neglecting to watch the nearby terrain. Suddenly he felt the ground give way under him after a narrow ravine broke under his weight. Then the young Mouty was flung downward to the bottom of the narrow ravine and lay there stunned. Lefty, who was about a city block away from the young Mouty, turned as Denny yelled and saw the red-coated figure disappear from sight. Hey, Jiminy, you must have stepped down to a crust-covering ravine back there.  And that's what I'll do. Gun's ready. It took Lefty in his winded condition to reach the edge of the ravine where Denny had fallen. Finally, he moved cautiously to the edge and looked down. He's just coming too. Hey, you down there. I got your cover. I lost my gun. I'm unarmed. Good. That makes it easier.  Now wait. Wait, listen to me. Lefty watched as Denny struggled to his feet. The young man's park of it had fallen back and brushed the snow out of his hair with his gloved hand, then looked upward at the leering killer above.  Oh, I... I sprained an ankle when I fell. Help me up. I... I can't probably any further.   Hey, it seems to me you've been mixed up in my life for this somewhere. No. No, I haven't. You sure look familiar, but that doesn't matter. It's too cold to stand here gabbing with a Mouty. Right now, I... Lefty raised his gun again and then hesitated. He looked down at the boyish face staring up at him. At the large, steady, brown eyes just a few feet below the edge of the ravine. Lefty brushed a hand and said, I came after you because you killed a man in Selkirk. Maybe you've killed others, I don't know. And now you intend to kill me. But you can't win, Lefty. The past will catch up with you and you'll be hanged sooner or later. Lefty didn't answer, but stood as if in a trance. The young Mouty spoke of the past. And it was the past Lefty was reminded of as he looked at Denny of someone he knew, someone he had known well, but who? Who? First I was afraid, but I'm not now, Lefty.  I know killing me is nothing to you.   Momentarily, rage swept over Lefty's ash, but still he held his fire. Some strange force seemed to hold him back. Something that caused him to sweat in spite of the cold, moaning wind. Lefty shivered as the wind seemed to bring thoughts of the past. Thoughts of when he was with his young wife and child. Gosh, honey, isn't he some boy though? Look at him, only two years old and yet as strong and smart as a five-year-old.  Lefty closed his eyes a moment. Then his confused mind took him back. Back to the time he was leaving home. My son Denny, I'll make a fortune in Golden California and then I'll come back or I'll send for you.  Look, I'll get rich, I know it. I want him to have everything. No. No, I don't want to think back. I... You're not going to shoot help me out. You're feverish, Lefty. Talk into yourself.  Rich, what are you talking about? I'm just thinking. I don't want to make any slip and have more mouties after me. Anyhow, I'd like to watch you squirm. But Lefty saw the young man below him wasn't squirming. He seemed not to be afraid as if he knew somehow that Lefty couldn't quite pull the trigger. Then an inner voice seemed to whisper to him. An inner voice forced into his mind by the moaning wind. Stop it. Stop with the idea, it's a lie. I'm just seeing things at all. What's the matter with you, Lefty? If you help me up, I'll take you back to a warm room and adopt you. You're sick, Lefty. Die, you're to blame. Somehow you're making me see things that aren't so.   Do you hear? Right now! Oh, my arm! Oh, my gun. I dropped it, but I'll still be able to get the dog out. Take him off! Come on, watch him. Sergeant Preston, I'm in the ravine. Denny, you all right? Yes. We'll get you out. I'll hold you while you reach down the grass, Denny. All right. Denny, grab my hand. A moment later, Denny stood beside Preston and Frank. Lefty watched him with feverish eyes as young Maldives spoke.  Lefty was just about to shoot me when you fired at him. I know, Denny. I couldn't have it. It wasn't right to leave Mary and Denny. What's he talking about? I thought he said my name. Lefty now seems to be sick as well as wounded, Denny. He's delirious, I think. He talked crazy while he held the gun at me. He did? He started to shoot me long before you got here. And he kept staring at me and talking to himself. No, Mary. I told him he was sick and he flew into a rage. I'm glad he was out of his head. Oh, Mary. Otherwise I'd be dead now.  I'll stay here with Lefty and Denny until you get back. Sure. Didn't want to take long. Frank brought back the dog sled. And in due time, Denny and Lefty Nash were taken back to Selkirk. Lefty was found to have a severe case of pneumonia. And it was Denny who came to Sergeant Preston at their cabin with a message. Sergeant. The doctor wants us both to come to his place where Lefty Nash is on the guide. All right, Denny. I'll get my things on. We'll go right over. When the two Mounties arrived, the doctor requested that Preston go in first, alone. A moment later, Sergeant Preston stood beside Lefty's bed. Lefty, I'm Sergeant Preston. I... I don't deserve any favors, Sergeant. I know that, but I'm dying. Take it easy. You called him Denny. I... I remember that much. Tell me. Who is he?  But he doesn't know. My... My boy. And I tried to kill him. But something helped me back. What it was, I don't know. The way he looked at me, when he was in that review, I... I went crazy. Easy, man. Easy. Could I see you? I'm not going to tell him. I'll call him, then. Denny, come in, will you? He's dying, Denny. That is the real you. You know he's a killer, but... Sure. Sure, I know. Lefty, this is Constable Carter. Denny. My boy. I... I didn't mean to... I'm sorry, my boy. So sorry. That's all right, Lefty. Forget it. And you? I'm out of here. He's gone, Denny. He's talking to me like that, Sergeant. Poor fella. As bad as he was, I can't help feeling sorry for him. You know, maybe if... if things had been different, if he'd married and settled down... That's right, Denny. Things might have been different, who'd been told. Maybe your son would have been all that Lefty needed to keep him straight. Now he's paid his debt to society. This case is closed. Sergeant Preston will return in just a moment with a word about our next exciting adventure. Say there, what's your favorite breakfast treat? Why, of course. It's quaker puffed rice and quaker puffed wheat. Oh, mine, too. They taste so good. Yes, everyone in the family, Dad, too, goes for the toasty nut-like flavor of good natural grain. The sun-ripened natural flavor that old Mother Nature puts into it. You see, Dad doesn't like anything too sweet. But we like things real sweet. And that's the beauty of quaker puffed rice and quaker puffed wheat. Every member of the family can sweeten them with sugar to suit their own special taste. 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Someone may be trying to steal his gold. I'll start for Wildcat River at once, sir. You'd better go geared for trouble. Johnny's gold is already in the possession of killers who murdered Johnny Elk and two Indians to get it. When they meet Sergeant Preston in a deep canyon, they are determined to kill the fourth man in order to make their escape. Be sure to hear this next exciting adventure. These radio dramas, a feature of Sergeant Preston of the Yukon Incorporated, are created by George W. Trendle, produced by Trendle Campbell Enterprises, directed by Fred Flower Day and edited by Fran Stryker. The part of Sergeant Preston is played by Paul Sutton. Sergeant Preston of the Yukon is brought to you every Tuesday and Thursday at the same time by Quaker Pop Wheat and Quaker Pop Rice. The breakfast cereal shot from guns. The giant of the cereals is Quaker Oats. Delicious, nutritious, makes you feel ambitious. The giant of the cereals is Quaker Oats. 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but the sun is just going down in the back there just being chilling here watching the sunset do you know how i do okay so in this video we are going to be talking about why is the narcissist so obsessed with us i'm sure that is a question that a lot of you have because right now they may be flooding your inbox sending you a whole lot of text messages blowing up your phone all day every day and you clicked on this video maybe because you just want to know why you want to know what is triggered it you know you want to know what is causing them to keep coming back to you and the answer to that question is really very simple the reason why they're obsessed with you is because you have what they want and they have to be around you to get that out of you that's why they always have to be engaged with you that's why they constantly texting you that's why they constantly blowing up your phone the reason why is because you have what they want and what do they want they want supply they want their narcissistic supply that comes in the form of attention, validation, admiration maybe even money or place to stay just your acknowledgement of them they want to be seen they want to be heard so they need to be constantly in contact with you and it will seem like they are obsessed with you and i know it's not fun when you have this unwanted attention when they keep coming after you especially when you don't know why and that is why i had to make this video to make you aware of it so that maybe it can comfort you with that understanding of why they do what they do but yeah it really is that simple that's why they stalk and harass you that's why they won't leave you alone even after everything they've done to you and they still have the audacity to come back again the reason why is because you have what they want they don't care about what you're going through they don't care about how you feel remember they're self-absorbed that they lack empathy they only care about what they want they only care about their own self-interest and needs and that is why they keep coming back that is why they are obsessed with you because they are using you to fulfill those interests and needs and as i've said in past videos to make the narcissist obsessed with you all you have to do is have what they want but keep it at a distance away from them and then they will come chasing after it because like i said the reason why is because you have what they want remember they are self-absorbed that they lack empathy trust me if you did not have what a narcissist wants you would probably never hear from them again there would be no reason for them to contact you and you may think that you don't have anything but even just your attention that's something to them so in some ways you've always got what a narcissist wants even if it is just your attention attention is the most valuable currency in the world today it's more valuable than money that's why large businesses will pay large sums of money put your attention through advertising and promotion so value your time value your energy value your attention don't put your attention in the wrong place remember your attention is a form of currency so invest it in things that will happen with you except the trade go pass invest it in things that will be good for you invest it in things that will help you you know there's a lot of things these days that people invest their time energy and intention into and it's really not serving you and that's why you have to take some time to really examine where is your attention going what are you doing with your day what kind of conversations are you have with people what kind of things are you talking about and is that really productive is it building you up is it making you into a better person or is it breaking you down you really need to take some time to examine that just for some examples maybe you are watching certain tv shows maybe it's the cadashians i think i've mentioned that in a past video already so again maybe you're watching the cadashians and as we know it's all just drama shouting it's arguing is that serving you is that helping you is that making you feel more positive about your life probably not so you know what you've got to do you've got to switch it off or if you don't switch it off at least limit the time you spend consuming that type of content because you may not think it but it is having an effect in you it's changing your energy it's changing the way you go about things it's changing the way that you interact with the words so be aware of it sometimes whatever you're participating in whatever activity you're interested in maybe you need to just take some time take a step back take a deep breath in breathe out i think to yourself is this good for me is this serving me is this productive is this helpful need to ask yourself those questions and yeah the answer will be no for some things and you don't have to cut it off completely if you enjoy it i mean just limit your time but then some things you will find are good you will find that they are serving you they're helping you and yes of course spend more time doing those things if it's building you up if it's making you a better person and why not so yeah i mean and you know this relates to this so much because it's really about you know what what are you doing with your time you know are you having these meaningless conversations that are not benefiting you you're not talking about life money relationships these things are important but even just what you're doing right now you know you're watching me live on youtube and you know i'm hoping that this is helping you i'm hoping that this is benefiting you it's lifting you up it's making you feel good it's making you feel positive about yourself at least that's what i hope and i'd like to believe that it is because i think that these types of conversations are very important a lot of people don't talk about these things but i think it's important to have these conversations in life remember train going by i don't know if you can hear it again just out here at the beach the sun is now going down it's time for me to get something to eat maybe some italian food tonight and that's another thing as well examine what foods you are consuming it's the food that you are eating saving you is it making you healthier stronger happier more energy very important food sleep exercise these are very important things that you need to make sure that you are getting enough of it but remember the first step is the awareness if you have awareness of it you have awareness of what is serving you and what is not serving you you're already ahead of 99 percent of people in this world just by having that of course that is why i make these videos so that i can i can instill that awareness in you it's very important so yeah that's really it but today still haven't got nala with me yet she's still in malaysia i had some issues with the pet transfer company hopefully i will be able to sort that out soon and she will feature in one of my videos very soon i'm sure many of you are missing the nala right now and yeah i'm just hoping to bring her back it's been some time since you know as well and i do miss her a lot but yeah it's an important message and i would say it's one of my most important messages because it really all comes back to that awareness i mean that is everything in our lives it all starts with the awareness if you're not aware of something how can you change it and not just talking about things that may not be serving you but also things that are serving you if something is serving you you may want to spend more time doing it more time consuming it but of course there shall be a balance to everything everything should be in moderation you don't need to have that excessive anything because then that means you're missing out on something else that could be serving you as well so yeah some things to keep in mind awareness is everything it really is okay back to the car got the Audi now good car i've actually never never had this one before a6 it's quite fast fun car to drive yeah remember that awareness awareness is everything you need to have awareness of things that are serving you and especially things that are not serving you so then you can examine where you put your time and the effects that it is having on you that will improve your life more than anything it will improve your relationships it will improve everything in your life so yeah thank you all for joining me on another NARC survivor live video please give this video a thumbs up down below if you enjoyed it share your thoughts in the comment section share the video and for coaching you can book from my website it's NARC survivor the cody okay check out my instagram as well it's NARC survivor youtube and instagram i have new pictures and videos every day on there thank you all and i will talk to you in another one very soon