I currently work with a CPA who does not specialize in real estate tax, and I'm second guessing some of the answers she gave me recently that pertain to tax treatment of our rental properties. 

Hi @Niyi Odumosu, this may not pertain to this particular situation but the book "never split the difference" by Chris Voss who was actually on the BP podcast is a really great negotiation resource.

(Even if it doesn't pertain to REI)Thank you! 

OR also requires that you at least permit lock changing by the victim but they do have to supply landlord with the key within a reasonable period.My question really pertains to not know where the wife was.

And honestly, once you do it once or twice, a trained monkey could do it as long as he has all the proper evidence and the company followed the law pertaining to notices.

This may pertain mostly to those of you who are familiar with the Milwaukee markets.

The only money they see changing hands is the only money that pertains to them...the $10k to buy their property...and, the buyer hasn't changed...it's still the same LLC.6 - ...and, there is no need for a double closing. 

You're marketing the professional service you provide, which pertains to purchase/investment in property.Straight from the FCC:"The term “telephone solicitation” means the initiation of a telephone call or message for the purpose of encouraging the purchase or rental of, or investment in, property, goods, or services"https://transition.fcc.gov/cgb/policy/TCPA-Rules.p...

Possibly Hamilton or Saint Catherines, as well as the Kithcner-Waterloo Area.If there are any blog posts you can recommend i read as they pertain to the Canadian market, that would be greatly appreciated.

I never put a ton of thought into it seeing as it doesn't really pertain to me at the moment :)