Oh yeah and they also bought a 60" TV and some other luxury items during this time frame to boot :) . 

The tenant wanted 1 bill to pay every month and was willing to pay the higher rent that included cable TV service. 

I'm assuming you've done what you can online by looking up the parcel info in your county parcel viewer, online searching parcel # and address?

I'm not an attorney and I don't even play one on tv, so, this is not legal advice. 

The LLC is a pass-through or entity, so it is ultimately recognized as part of my single tax return.After all factual and legitimate accounting, the tax exposure can be significantly minimized with proper planning, documentation, and execution.Again, I’m not a tax professional and I don’t play one on TV.

It may seem that way from afar on TV but I saw a statistic that only 6% of the structures in Harris county flooded from Harvey. 

My tenant caused damage by leaving carpets with excessive cat urine and vomit all over, burnt holes in it with hot coals in a plastic bucket and pretty much never vacuumed stairs, cleaned shower etc etc.She wanted some TV wires back that she left so she was organizing a painter to come and fill the holes and repaint them.

Make sure to communicate this clearly to your viewers.

You are welcome to talk to the neighbors, the grocer, the local mailman, the 2 kids running the lemonade stand, the guys repairing the roads, the stoned high school kids 5 doors down, the pilot who flies a plane over on the daily flight to Salt Lake city or even the president of the local avian viewers club.

My background is in customer service and TV/Film production -- a clear path to real estate, don't you think?!