Just wondering if someone had general advice on "best practices for filing 1099s with a co-owned rental"It strikes me as a pretty basic generic question that that everyone that co-owns a rental would need to know (and other readers could benefit from) but I could be wrong?

If you stand on the sideline and watch you wont be ready to execute when the moment strikes.

You can strike through this whole line, both you and the seller initial next to it, and now the only remedy the seller has if your contract can't close for one reason or another is your earnest money.

I understand that gurus also strike fear in the hearts of students as to their materials being proprietary and secret, this is pretty much hog wash as they don't want what the teach to be made public, they lose money and their information is then subject to scrutiny, neither are areas they want to go into.

@Gustavo Dominguez$175/mo average does strike me as low, especially for a 4-unit.

These include natural disasters, pandemics, terrorist strikes, economic downturns and despite all these mega metro cities have thrived and gotten twice as strong after every crisis.

If you can strike on your own knowing no body it does not matter where you work. 

When you find the place you want, strike.

As with the fingerprint reader, you will need to install an electric strike for the system to activate when a registered and active fob requests access.

I use my last name most of the time, that way you don't have to get a Fictitious Name License too.....But I've used a variety of other names as well....whatever strikes my fancy at the time....