@Garry G.The CRA does not recognise an LLC as being a disregarded body or passthrough entity and, as you commented, treats it as a corporation (in most aspects).  

He wrote me this:,, I am recognised by the financial service authority and finance industry standards association the consumer credit Act of 1974 with the license number 03701321, I am also registered with the LOAN MARKET ASSOCIATION LLC with the registration number 071200."

If I was the new tenant moving in I would be royally P*ssed with my new landlord for not recognising the fact that move out takes place before the move in on the first unless otherwise agreed to by new tenant.

This may be important because Canada does not officially recognise LLLPs as pass through for tax purposes.

Should you have any inquiries, feel free to get in touch, as I am recognised by Airbnb as a community leader for our wonderful state of Kentucky.

It is obvious (to me) that you cannot represent certain Clients objectively any more, but have joined the "I will work for you as long as you know that I will not hesitate to go behind your back if necessary because my ONLY goal is to maximise MY income" brigade (ie. you should now recognise that you have no business pretending to answer to a "higher standard" of ethics any more).

Cash basis expenses when you pay and recognised revenue when you receive the payment.

I'm happy you pointed out negatives, it's important for every aspect of business to be recognised.

Also not every deal is the same and you might not recognise a problem that needs an addittional clause.

In other words do you recognise the fact that a income property has two income streams.