I suggest you identify the nearest IRS office where you can drive to and pick up forms in person, so that you can at least beat that end of February deadline.Next year, you can order from the IRS, and do it early in January so that you can meet the deadlines.Lastly, I'd bet a good tax accountant could handle your 1099 and 1096 for this one occasion; it will probably cost you a few dollars, but you might want to do this if you find the IRS offices aren't close enough to drive to.

And btw, the government (including the Supreme Court) has protected that right on many occasions recently...

Well at least not for pedestrians, because on several occasions I have witnessed pedestrians hit by cars.

LOLWhen I leave my area of expertise, my level of incompetence quickly rises to the occasion.

If the tenants dont like each other , one person can shut off the others water.I have a similar rental housing set up , and on occasion I have a complaint about low pressure .

, turned our backyard and their own in to their "dogs' toilet" and we were forced to call police on multiple occasions to have them to clean up which didn't really work, until we just had to put up temporary fence and hope they will move out.

Also renewed lease that he was instructed NOT to on six separate occasions.

On one occasion, I was speaking with the husband and wife and the husband refused to listen while he kept playing with his grandchild.

This is the rare occasion when the only lesson to takeaway is to offer on houses when they look too good to be true.

@Joe S.The only way to scale up if you do not want partners is to bring a lot of your own capital to the deal.On occasion, maybe you will find an owner who will carry some paper to reduce cash required.