Take a look through the BP "Files" section for sample deal/wholesaling packets (or search the forums), you'll find a bunch of examples and can get a feel for the types of info most people include.Personally, I want to see as many pictures/video as possible and as much info as I can get about the condition of the property.

Will this be a problem when I file taxes?

Court filings and decisions are readily available public information, and the short sale agent can see what needs to be done to hold off a foreclosure.

I have filed years of 1040 tax returns deducting as much as I can.

You do not need a court judgment to file a claim.I hope you learned a lesson.

Example:1) If the LLC is an already established business (filed at least 1-2 years of taxes, making money, assets, etc.), it is easier for that LLC to purchase property as it would be for an individual.2) If you are purchasing a property cash, you can do it through an LLC because there are no income requirements other than the monies to pay it off.3) If you are starting out for the first time and the LLC is new, you would need to find a lender (I used BB&T for this) who will allow you to purchase the property under your name and do a limited warranty deed to the LLC at closing without triggering the "Due on sale" clause.  

You will want to consult with a CPA to determine tax implications and state tax filings before proceeding.

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So 2019 taxes will be filed separately.

Explain what is happening and that you would like to file a complaint.