I agree with @Colleen F. couple of them look a little deep, but the boards do not have to be replaced, a little sanding and refinishing will do just fine, there is no stain on the floors so they are just natural wood. or you can approach your landlord, tell him your sorry and that you have had opinions that the scratches can be fixed and offer him a couple bucks towards it, he was nice enough not to collect a security deposit from you.

Wouldn't bother with the drapes since it is almost entirely based on individual taste - some like blinds, some like natural fiber drapes etc.

I'm staying high level to make the basic point that the LLC does not change the underlying nature of the IRS rules.

Risk and reward, they go together, the nature of business.   

The third call, the guy wasn't really interested in selling, moreso annoyed with the postcards... naturally that was the one I picked up. 

Here is an example - Approximately $13,196.00 per unit x 8 Units = $105,568 to be attached to the tax bill and amortized over 30 years, making the annual supplemental tax bill increase by $3,518.00 +/-.

I have been actively acquiring Notes for passive cash flow since that time.I like the the passive nature, the safety and the cash flow that I receive from Performing Mortgage Notes.

My husband uses quickbooks for his business and said it is very difficult at first but then becomes second nature.  

It's also a detriment, as most appraisers tend to be conservative by nature, leading to "analysis paralysis".

Some people naturally settle easier that others.