You're right as little as is better, I'll amend.

If you took depreciation expense on your returns other than what was allowed, you should amend your return or simply file a 3115, change in accounting method, to establish your depreciation method as your own and adjust your basis by the amount of depreciation that which you actually took.

If you already have a lease in place that doesn't clearly outlines you'll be paying for certain utilities, you're stuck for now but can amend the next lease to remove that from your list of responsibilities and add it to theirs.

(This would probably require an amendment to the MTM lease, and might piss off the tenant.)Option #2:  Allow the tenant to provide access via the combination lock, with all of the liability  and "potential for nonsense"  (theft/vandalism/whatever) that it would expose me to.  

And it should allow you the opportunity to either amend or cancel your agreement with all earnest money returned to you based on your findings with your inspection.  

I did mean FHAA, Fair Housing Amendment Act of 1988.

Blinds is not a big issue but if you concern about it, it is a valid question.Just ask her to add it to the next amendment.

(we have this in writing via lease amendment) Now they pay on time.  

Actually, I would like to amend my comment above slightly.

(Amended 1/00)What are your thoughts on this subject?