Just had notice of one that was invalidated because the tax records were never updated when transfer deeds were filed.

I have all this cash in hand and I feel IRS is going to take a big chunk from it.I just did many repairs/improvements on the other property as write offs to help somewhat when I file next year.

The SMLLC was treated as a disregarded entity for tax purposes (married filing jointly). 

For that they are usually getting tax prep and filing and advisory / planning services.

Recently, buyer's agents have to jump immediately, each time a new listing hit, due to such limited inventory, huge competition, and listing agents not placing or honoring offer deadlines. 

I believe the water damage is the root cause of the mold problem, and I’m considering filing an insurance claim to cover the repairs and remediation.For those who have gone through this process, what steps should I take to ensure the claim is handled properly?

If you're able to get those items over before our call tomorrow we can go through and run more numbers based on offsetting that payment.DSCR is always a possibility for a new home, but it would not have the benefits of a primary residence lending option (terms and down payment).Yes working on it, however, I’m starting to think I should wait until it’s filed in my taxes before I even start looking for another property.

and the reason I say CA is that ( and I think we had this discussion on another thread) is that when I was re upping my CA BRE license there was a pop up that said if us agents suspect anyone of selling RE without a license to file complaints and their was a link..

Can you file 2 years of 1040's for a person that passed away in 2022 but has income for both 2022 and 2023?

Please adviseRegards I would file a claim an insurance claim right away.