Doing the taxes last year it wouldn't let me declare a loss on the property as it was considered "passive income" because I have a property manager and don't actively manage the property myself.

And I said you were representing the landlord weren't you and your only legal duty was just to rent out the property right, and then he declared yes but thanks to you I can't do that now, and don't you know your not qualified to deal with commercial real estate and should stick with houses.

All late fees in a month will be cut in half if tenant makes arrangements to pay late in advance [declares and follows through with a payment date].

There would be some mortgage out there floating in the breeze, just waiting to swoop down and declare the property to be encumbered.You could then sell it off without the title company for the buyer even knowing there was a mortgage on it.

Over here, any barter is considered a provision of services, incurs VAT and needs to have income tax declared.

Did the seller file an extension, declare bankruptcy, sold the property, etc.Also curious if anyone knows if Mass also hosts auctions at the courthouse steps or just at the properties themselves.

This is a normal move out and the tenant does not need a reason given.Door #2: post a 3day pay or vacate AND a 10day comply or vacate notice with declaration.

Those matter since in the event of a default, the lender (hopefully) included cross-default and cross-collateralization language that allows them to declare default on all collateral securing the debt. 

You cannot declare bankruptcy on student loans (very rare exception, like I can only think of one time) and if you get behind the government can take money directly out of your paychecks.

I've worked with a couple of brokers in NYC and they're typically licensed, HOWEVER, if you're just a private citizen and putting together a private deal, the only thing I can think of having to do is declaring your income on your taxes when it's time.