Please elaborate. “12% retirement, 10% car expense, 10% family expenses, $500 for food for my family of five.”5.Do you plan out financial goals and save for them, such as a family vacation, college savings, retirement?

I cannot say that I can recommend them because although the October situation was not caused by their action but by a situation with their payment processor, and they have switched from using ACH payment processors to a direct bank relationship, their communication about the problem was *horrible*, there are still many landlords trying to get their rent money, and the process to do so is time consuming and requires the tenant to file a form with their bank.  

Also, fine dining kitchens are way too volatile for me ;-)I've been reading a lot of forum posts and definitely plan to seek the advice of a real estate tax advisor but maybe with all the experience floating around there, y'all could give me some food for thought in the meantime.

However, there were some scuffs on the walls, the kitchen counters had some dried food on it and the floors were dirty. 

Food for thought though. 

If you have specific questions about the process or docs the title rep or attorney can help.

For the most part the foreclosure process is straight forward, however let me ask first.... is the property your looking at currently in the foreclosure process? Or

Have you ever had a tenant that you are in court evicting ask you to bring them a free food basket for Thanksgiving?...

They also can't afford to rent it because the rent for their family would require at least both studios and will be at least $4k per month.Anyway, just some food for thought.

I have hired a CPA firm, but was told the remaining questions I have are for Payroll processors or HR experts and not CPAs.My wife is the sole-owner of the S-Corp, but will also be the sole employee (as she has to pay herself a reasonable salary prior to K-1 profit distribution).