But – always do your own due diligence, even with the companies mentioned above.For the recipients, you can mail or email them a printed copy or even a substitute statement.Warning: Email is NOT secure, and you will expose your contractors to unnecessary risk of identity theft.

When they move in, it applies toward their security deposit.I have found this helps cut down on unnecessary showings from those who may not be completely interested.

The reason why remote service is more common is because accountants have a knack for utilizing technology to automate processes and eliminate unnecessary steps in the tax prep process.

Landlords are best served when they don't allow their tenants to pull them into unnecessary drama and babysitting.

What's more, it's completely unnecessary to wait for such a person.

Sounds completely unnecessary.  

Absent owners are NOT required to pay for unnecessary improvements made on the property in their absence.

So, if your friend flips this property, it will be considered a dealer-like transaction for this property and he'll get hit with ordinary income taxes at his marginal rate.As for intent, if the sale is done in less than one year (and especially if a tenant never occupies the property), the IRS will likely consider it a flip and he'll be subject to ordinary income taxes.Best case (unlikely), it will be considered short-term capital gains, which will still be taxed at ordinary income rates -- so there's isn't much upside to arguing that, and would probably cause unnecessary attention from the IRS.All that said, I'm not a tax professional...

At the time, I thought perhaps we HAD wasted his time with an unnecessary claim (not that that justified his actions), but given that there apparently is some real damage to the roof, it makes his actions even more ridiculous.I talked to my insurance agent this morning, told him the entire story (both about the claim that I believe was wrongly denied and also about the attitude of the adjuster), and he immediately escalated to his district manager.

I suspect over 50% of all assistance applications are unnecessary and/or fraudulent.