This can be provided immediately prior to you writing an offer, if rental income is needed to qualify.Most recent mortgage statement, homeowner's insurance declaration page, and if applicable leases, for all real estate owned.

Peer Street, LendingHome, etc) and now would like to incorporate as a LLC (for asset protection) and declare taxes as a C-Corp (for the difference between individual and corporate tax rates). 

So the whole "be honest and declare your income to the IRS because if you lie it'll be hard to get a mortgage" dynamic isn't applicable here, if that's why you are eager to declare income and be taxed on it.

They can restrict your access to common elements, take away your limited common elements, put a lien on your property, leverage their attorney to levy fines  which will require you to get one even if the fines aren't warranted, and they can make you follow the declarations to a T, which may mean you have to undo certain improvements to your property, etc.  

Moody’s says other options are delaying contributions to an already underfunded teachers’ pension system or declaring bankruptcy.http://fox2now.com/2017/01/13/ratings-agency-tax-h...

Because of the coverage listed on the Declaration Page, if the water hit the ground and came into the house…it wasn’t covered.

They take cash since they do not declare any income or pay taxes.

http://www.grec.state.ga.us/infobase/tableofcontents/chapter57.htmlGCA and POAA state that association’s automatic, statutory lien is superior to all other liens on the condominium unit or lot except: A lien for ad valorem taxes on the condominium unit or lotThe lien of any first priority mortgage on the condominium unit or lot; The lien of any mortgage recorded before the declaration was recordedA lessor’s lienThe lien of any secondary purchase money mortgage on the condominium unit or lot if the secondary purchase money mortgage holder or his/her grantee was not the seller of the condominium unit or lot to the then owner

Known to brag to co-workers about his plan to declare bankruptcy if he's ever found guilty in a civil lawsuit.David Boniedot.

You have a good bit of flexibility to declare shareholder dividends (some of which will go tax-sheltered to the 401(K) owned shares) and also to make new 401(k) contributions and reduce your taxable income as a result.