We buy a fair amount of non-recycled paint and our regular supplier saves any light tone (e.g. off-white) mixing mishaps that can be re-tinted to one of our stock colours ... in fact, they often mix it and set it aside for us.

I'd advise most here to be wary of reaching out.The big problem is people do things before asking their accountant and then expect us to fix it afterwards.Years ago I wanted to join a club and the sales lady said I needed to be referred by another member.  I

It's costly but often needed when each member is contributing a good amount of money and resources.

I'm sure it's a basic task, just one that I've never done and not sure how to do at this point.During the Rehab I've been recording the "Expenses" as Labor, Materials, Equipment Rental ect. to keep track of everything.Now that the property is going in service I'm thinking that on the books those expenses should be re-categorized over to show an increase in value (basis) of the property in order to capitalize and depreciate the asset.The problem I'm having is not sure how to do this and can't find any good references for doing this with Google searches. 

Further clarification - the other LLC member is my father which explains the slightly casual approach with the titling before deed transfer.

The reason being is most of the tile needs to be re-grouted and some large sections of tile are not adhered to the floor.

They are a bit expensive, but they don't have to be re-keyed ever.

Here is heat-map of prices in Indianapolis area:I set the price focus in the range of $90k-300k for 3 bedroom houses (Any area above 300k will just be red, areas in the range will change color by the median home value).For the members that are familiar with the Indianapolis area how accurate is it?

We do have a website, and we are now in a growth phase where we will be re-launching our website and branding very soon (now that what we do is a legit business!).  

I will say that if the deployed member is the primary qualifying person from an income standpoint you wouldn't want the remainder of the family staying behind if they can't afford to pay the rent.