Two years later I offered the debtor a slight discount to pay me off and he took e up on it.  

Mine is a bit verbose since I cater to low income, but am happy to share with anyone who sends me a private message or e-mail.  

Hi Karolina,To ensure the financials of the 13-unit property are accurate, request the seller’s Schedule E tax forms and bank statements to verify income and expenses.

@Paul Azad weather the juice is worth the squeeze depends on the specific deal and details.

Here's a fundamental explanation to get your juices flowing:Assume a house costs $200,000 and rents for $1,500.

Since you are in "E-town", you are in Lancaster County, and Sam W. has already posted the Lancaster County tax assessor website (I'll link it here):http://lcapp1.co.lancaster.pa.us/aoweb/But "E-town" is really close to a few other counties: Lebanon, Dauphin, York and Cumberland.

https://www.thumbtack.com/ok/e...

You can easily send the out for e-signatures, which are legal and binding as I understand it but always check that with your attorney.

For example, IRC § 1014(e) specifically denies basis adjustment on property that is gifted during the one-year period prior to the decedent’s death, that is then reacquired by the original individual who transferred the property.

For most STRs, it is Schedule E.