And, that may be unique to Mo.Part of why I posted the thread, state issues are different, since the inception of these corporate hybirds, each state has had proceedings with various issues and what may have been adopted and precidence may vary state to state.I like to error on the side of caution, if I want my company to be treated with the liability aspects of a corporation, wanting it to walk like one, I like to have it quack like one so it will be seen as one.I'd like to hear some legal minds address these aspects as well as some tax authorities as I know the treatment of the LLC goes beyond a simple declaration in some matters.It is odd, that in Mo. anyway, they mention referring to single member LLCs that they may address such in the plural, in other words to say the "Members of XYZ, LLC" is correct even though there is only one member.Not arguing here, I understand the different points of view and agree with variances.

I was also wondering if I have to declare these app fees as income on my tax return, since they are going (indirectly) towards the cost of tenant screening (i.e. not profit).

Prior to the SAFE act, we had a couple of borrowers who bought in their own name and stopped paying and declared BK.

They said due to the HOA Declarations and Bylaws and it states..."13.2.

It was only 2 days prior to stumbling upon this site that I "declared" a very important goal, giving myself a two year deadline.

If so, you may still have to use legal muscle to get a payoff.

If the owner declared bankruptcy, there's a good chance you'll need to wait for the bankruptcy process to be completed/discharged before you'll be allowed to move forward on a short sale.

If someone declares bankruptcy, there are a host of implications you could deal with.

Hi All,Just wanted to post my experience trying to obtain probate leads at the Worcester Family and Probate Court in Worcester this morning.First off, I tried http://www.masscourts.org/ to obtain the information before deciding to muscle my way into 225 Main St - what a demographic!

The current tenant intends to stay for quite awhile as they lost their home to foreclosure and declared bankruptcy.