And let me know in case the link doesn't workhttps://drive.google.com/file/d/1xacClJuryIPf3yhXhWLwXLzVGz4xx-tp/view?

Secondly, if you haven't filed 2 years of tax returns with that rental property then they will require you to have 25% equity in the property as well.

I have heard that the seller can file a claim with her insurance to get this potentially repaired/replaced for cheap or free.

If the tenants pays after the eviction is filed, can the landlord still proceed with the eviction?

And its not unheard of, that if you get yourself too good of a deal, down the road the person files a complaint with the states real estate commission and say that you took advantage of them.

My state has a 3-day grace period so here's how it works.Rent is due on the 1st.3-day grace period through the 4th.Late fee charged on the 5th.3-day Pay or Quit filed on the 10th.

The Land Trust is something that I use with my clients to allow them to avoid the foreign filing fees.The structure looks a bit like this: “parent” Series LLC > “child/member” Series LLC > Land Trust > property/asset.

I need help with filing for an S Corp.

Looking to file taxes for a small and simple member managed LLC (2 total members), and was looking for some advice. 

Ultimately, it is all in your head and you need to focus on your goals and not that voice in your head telling you to be afraid.