We would like to avoid going to court, but are hoping to see some reconciliation for these actions.- Request that the seller pay for closing fees due to misrepresentation of the monthly income, this being a smoke free property, and the backdating of a lease while not providing it to us for review. - Once we close writing a letter to the listing agent's office and putting in a complaint on this issue in hopes that they will provide us with a payment via insuranceWe have not closed on the property yet, but are due to close later this month.

The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act provides special protections to active duty military. 

Property may be subject to leasehold interests or other rights or claims of various tenants or other occupants, and Buyer may be subject to the United States Service Members Civil Relief Act, or other federal, state or local law, as applicable.

The interesting issue that the court dealt with which is instructive from an asset protection standpoint is related to the Alaska DAPT Statute itself, Alaska § 34.40.110(k), specifically states:“A court of this state [Alaska] has exclusive jurisdiction over an action brought under a cause of action or claim for relief that is based on a transfer of property to a trust that is the subject of this section.”In other words, the Alaska statute purports to have sole control over determining whether any transfers to the trust shall be deemed fraudulent.

Got about 2 weeks to do some minor maintenance and cleaning, which is actually a relief to not feel rushed!

There are lots of great lawyers out there but he certainly isn't one of them and feeds the stereotype people have of lawyers in general.It's a big relief that it is resolved and I feel much better about it and my buyer is also glad this is  behind us.

Single member LLCs don't provide tax relief.

That was a relief for them and a "new" property for me.

If you are only flipping a handful of houses a year, you can probably get by with a spreadsheet, but here are some important items you need to track/consider for tax season & business management:Tracking Project Expenses & Revenues to calculate your project Net ProfitTracking Assets/LiabilitiesProfit & Loss Statements showing Profitability of each projectTracking how much you paid each vendor/contractor for filing Annual 1099sActual vs Budget Tracking so you can see what repairs were over/under budgetBank reconciliation to make sure your accounting books match your bank statementsProvides a history of the business, so you can track financial progress or pull past financials in case of an Audit

I am more relief now.