Or their own file format, which opens their own software.I think I would have to pay extra for outgoing, however, over a certain number of outgoing faxes.

If you purchase the book package (either digital or physical) from BP, it comes with a bunch of digital files, including SOW templates, contract template, chart of accounts, etc.

Every time a tenant is late you should be filing the appropriate notices.

If you buy notes require they give you the collateral file for review before purchase, if they won't then pass them by.

We can use income filed under Sched E once it shows up on a tax return.  

Continue this until they are either evicted or their lease ends and they leave.My eviction process only stops when they pay everything they owe, which includes late fees and any fees associated with the eviction action (service of Notice, court filing, summons fees, etc.).  

Additionally, you must send a copy of the 1099-NEC form to the IRS, typically by January 31 if filing electronically or by February 28 if filing by paper.3. 

How long from the time of application and until getting the funds.Me and my delinquent tenant filled out the paper work May 9th right before closing of the program and it still says ready for review.I am in eviction court as we speak and just got done with the 28day ERP BS and to be honest if I had to do it all over again I would have filed earlier and used a lawyer.

If it was a non-judicial state, did you file a TRO or something? 

My next goal would be to invest in out of state short term rentals and add those to the portfolio, but not sure how that would impact my LLC if I create a Wyoming Trust/Holding Company/LLCs and foreign file for incorporation into Connecticut to complete the first deal for the duplex, but then what happens when I want to invest in out of state investments deals/opportunities/homes?