I could argue a balance makes sense.  

I think few would argue that that's wrong.

The thing that is very concerning to me is you signed documents with one name, you wired to a bank account with that same name, but then you K-1 is coming from a slightly different entity, which does not match the legal name of the documents you signed.I.e. if I sign docs as an investor with ABC Apartments LP, the K-1 received should be from ABC Apartments LP, not DFO ABC Apartments LP, or XYZ ABC Apartments LP or anything else.  

I would argue you don't need any special software at all for less than 10 rentals.

You mention your design is the "most ripped off design in real estate", I'd argue it is, right behind Carrot's sites :-).

But I don't think the borrower for the loan would change, so that means each month, my tenant would pay rent to ABC LLC account under my property manager, and my property manager would distribute the funds to my sole prop business account, and my sole prop business account would pay the mortgage.Will the tenant have a case to argue that I am commingled with my LLC?

Big money grab from the city.Many oppose it, arguing that it infringes on property rights.

I am not arguing against the change in occupancy limit, but rather trying to point out the reason these rules exist.

You can buy lists, but again, if it is on a list I would argue it is not "off market", even if it isn't on the MLS.You can talk to the mailman to find out who recently passed away or is moving to a nursing home.  

Smith posted the correct answer, I would still argue that "upstate" is everything north/west of Albany.