The title could easily be changed to "Quarterly Inspection Accounting" if you wanted to use this form to bill tenants for damages noted during inspections.

"Paying yourself a bonus" sounds suspiciously like you're working within a C-Corporation and that may be your first issue right there due to all the inherent issues involved in a C-Corporation with double taxation, etc.

No reason was stated.We only got a quarter of their earnest money.I was under the impression the earnest money exists to protect the sellers in these situations.  

The one real exception being exposure to UDFI taxation on leveraged investments that a Solo 401(k) is exempted from.  

For instance, yesterday we were all walking over to the local park for a picnic and I got a call on my cell phone (google voice number) from someone at the car wash who put quarters in the vacuum, but the vacuum didn't turn on.

@Todd Dexheimer, you'd better be knocking on wood when you say that:)I just did some cross sectioned analysis for a client based on income and appraisal taxation coupled with growth patterns.  

We are billed quarterly by the town- receiving the bill about 1 month after the service date on the bill and payable about 3- 4 weeks from receipt.

I am currently studying for my brokers license in Colorado and am about a quarter of the way through the material.

The guest shared that in his opinion paying an extra quarter of a percent was worth the price of building a relationship with a lender.Has anyone tried this in the Puget Sound region? 

The machines only hold so many quarters.