Also make sure you declare residency in Florida!

That's why people who are foreclosed on or declare bankruptcy get a second chance, so they can recover from bad decisions or bad circumstances.  

Enjoy the rest of my stay and go back to the Tax Happy State of California.Of course, the Taxifornia would probably declare a "sham" transaction, but it's a fun thought.

Also, at closing you need to find a way to just declare ownership without contribution, maybe put that in the operating agreement.

The best offer we got was $425,000 and he was so upside down that he had to walk away and declare bankruptcy. 

It's thought that "some" who acquire a virus, of any form, sometimes have lingering symptoms of chronic fatigue, joint/muscle pain, etc....for years afterwards.

The question I have is; -at what point would the IRS declare the apparently abandoned rents to be mine?  

For me, at any rate, the ability to formulate quickly, to resolve any problem into it's simplest, clearest form, has been exceedingly useful...I found higher mathematics the best possible exercise for developing the mental muscles necessary to this process.       

Now eventually at least one of them will hit it...and be declared an expert...even though that expert missed every previous year for the last 10. 

So my attorney tells me that he won't file for foreclosure because the Sept CDC order  (Temporary Halt in Residential Evictions To Prevent the Further Spread of COVID-19) does not provide a deadline or time limit for the residents to complete the Declaration.