In a community property state a Husband/wife LLC that does not file a tax return is considered a "disregarded entity" and you could have sold in your names and purchased as the LLC. 

If she mails you a letter, file it but don't respond.I can tell from the way she writes that this is not a normal person.

I recently had my taxes filed with a new CPA, and i'm not 100% certain if my taxes were filed correctly.

I made some elections about grouping by not grouping as I expanded and didn't understand the consequences (making material participation easier/when passive losses can be harvested/ease of filing) of that at the time.Also random question but do you have a sister Nicole?

The lender filed a lis pendens tying up the title.

However, since filing these forms is a very minor hassle, my general advice is: when in doubt, do send these forms, just in case. 

@Summer Dechanukul If your agent really represented that the home was in good working condition and actually told you that you didn’t need an inspection to verify, you should report him to his broker and file a complaint with the state real estate board, maybe talk to an attorney about a civil suit for damages against the agent and broker if they misled you.

Both deeds will be filed at the same time. 

It costs me about $1,000 a year with annual filings and other nonsense.

Similar to not receiving a 1099-NEC for contract work, reporting income is mandatory.Final Disclaimer: While there’s more nuance to these rules, and interpretation may vary, filing these forms is a minor hassle.