Probably because someone on BP or YouTube suggested it without any evidence to back their claim.An LLC is useful for two things: anonymity and legal protection.

We have never lost a single case in court, and most cases don’t make it to court because the offending tenants know that we have well-documented evidence and understand the proper procedures to prevail.

At a bare minimum, I would consider filing a complaint with the state licensing board, but only if you have written evidence (email, text, letter, etc.) showing that you instructed them to install security and they failed to follow your instructions.

If this is the case, and you are still trying to cut her out, then it's evident that you're trying to get a discounted deal. 

If you don't understand the primary differences between Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple, your opinion on Bitcoin is evidently not worth much.It was mentioned above that Bitcoin should be regarded as an option and that's exactly correct.

Especially if there is reasonable evidence that there was some  glitch I cant full prove one way or the other....not worth the fight over a few $$ for a one time issue.

While basis adjustment may seem rather self-evident, appropriately navigating the particular tax nuances often requires a seasoned practitioner.

Asked for a refund and they still refused to do so after showing the CEO Stephanie evidence that I was misled. 

You'll need to produce evidence that the unit was left in a condition that didn't require cleaning.

And you need to stop with the knee jerk reaction that things are tenant with no evidence to such.