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Several court cases support the authority of the IRS to reclassify other forms of payments to a shareholder-employee as a wage expense and subject to employment taxes.[...]The key to establishing reasonable compensation is determining what the shareholder-employee did for the S corporation.

Also, I suggest getting the tenant give you Check Writer Authorization so you can write a check out of the tenant's account automatically so you will not wait for his rent check to come.

Recently finishing up reading "The Unofficial Guide To Real Estate Investing" the author suggest renting to owners of pets.

You must trust their authority in granting or denying your request.A "use variance" may be your answer.

But if the non-profit was legit and there was a real purpose for the public good, there may be an alternative that would be "authorized". :)

Since the owner is leaving, I'd try to get title with a Sub-2 and then lease it as that will give you the authority to make repairs, improvements, contract labor, address assessments and any legal matter that arise like code violations.

I work in Property Management for HOA's, and a situation arose a few months ago that I found quite interesting.An elderly owner of a unit within one of the HOA's we manage, was taken away by authorities because he was not deemed fit to take care of himself (severe dementia).

You should call the taxing authority, since they are financing the arrears, there could be ownership or tenancy requirements, might see if you can assume that schedule.

Brandon Turner Taking pictures through someone's windows, whether nude or not is ILLEGAL, and you can call authorities to report that.