A CPA will file your taxes on your behalf, putting their weight and credibility behind your return - making an audit less likely.

i bought brand new for my condo and am leaving them behind after a year. i would probably bite the bullet and go new but as cheap as you can for hopefully deferred maintenance. but, im a newbie so idk how much weight that holds until time tells me

@Collin Mitchell My agent is worth his weight in gold.

I suspect because they weight the list price as highly as comparable recent sales. 

Comps that are more than 1 mile away but less than 5 miles away may be considered but will typically not receive the same weighting as comps that are within 1 mile of the subject property

Something this size will likely land around 50% expense ratio because little expenses have more weight on the NOI.

Normally we will establish a "base" amount of kilowatt hours or gallons, and specify a percentage split between the units, weighted based on these factors.

I would seek out the advice of a lawyer on the LLC formation, but personally, I don't put too much weight on the LLCs until you have several properties. 

The five categories and the "weight" each has on your score are as follows: Payment History: 35%credit utilization: 30% Length of credit history: 15%New Credit: 10% Credit Mix: 10% as you can see opening new credit cards would affect your length of credit history (15%) and new credit (10%).

His lawsuit will carry more weight because you didn't follow the law.