If you owned a store, and Person A wanted to buy a candy bar from you, but Person B behind them handed you the cash to buy the candy bar for them, would you then pay almost twice as much to keep Person B from making Person A's payment?

Plenty of forum posts on it if ya throw it in the search bar.

Even without this safe harbor, I suspect it could rise to the bar of a business as I repair, collect rent, and maintain the home by myself but I'm not 100% confident.Greatly welcome any input on this and any other non obvious tax deductions such as the De Minimis safe harbor and Safe Harbor for Small Taxpayers for buying things such as couches and TVs for the common areas

There is a handy search bar in the upper right that makes it easy to find previous discussions, blogs, podcasts, and other resources.

It's also close to trendy restaurants, bars, shopping, farmers markets, and coffee shops.

There is a handy search bar in the upper right that makes it easy to find previous discussions, blogs, podcasts, and other resources.

Click Save and Close Go to your Customer center and choose your tenant (Name) do a Ctrl + I  (for Invoice) and this window should appear.Click on the Expenses TabTo put a check mark next to the bill you want to send your tenant press the space bar on your keyboard and click on save and close.And now the bill appears for your tenant. 

Some pointers for you: The "Learn" link across the top navigation bar has lots of great info, and so do BP members!

The "Learn" link across the top navigation bar has lots of great info, and most importantly, the BP members!

Hello Karen- thanks for your feedback.This is an "outside the box" marketing model I am building for realtors- designed as an alternative to postcards, newsletters, etc.As an example, I was at my neighborhood bar/restaurant last Friday night.