I've heard Delaware because it's inexpensive to file and the taxes are lower, but I've also gotten the advice to just house it where I live (California).

I've heard Delaware because it's inexpensive to file and the taxes are lower, but I've also gotten the advice to just house it where I live (California).

I've heard Delaware because it's inexpensive to file and the taxes are lower, but I've also gotten the advice to just house it where I live (California).

If they refuse to pay, call the real estate commission for your state and file a complaint.

IF THE COMPANY DOES GO AHEAD WITH AN OFFERING, IT WILL ONLY BE ABLE TO MAKE SALES AFTER IT HAS FILED AN OFFERING STATEMENT WITH THE SEC AND THE SEC HAS “QUALIFIED” THE OFFERING STATEMENT.

And since there is no lender lien that will be filed on the property, there would be no need for the standard purchase agreement/closing.

I've been in contact with an attorney and a few accountants as how they recommend I file, but wanted to ask seasoned investors on the forums. 

., you likely are responsible for some already generated “fees”....setting up the file, initial prep, etc. 

Please note that when you file tax return the numbers you book in any accounting software could be different in the actual tax return.

File a written demand to terminate management services without penalty.