Goal is to file one partnership return for both LLCs (and future ones), they were formed this year. 

@John Patton we did recently buy a new primary residence that we intend to file homestead exemption but we haven’t actually done it yet.

End of this story is I filed a claimWith the BBB.

for pictures click image below from below where you are writing and drop a file in but there are limitations on size and type, I am not sure how you find those. 

It's probably not worth it to file a claim anyway.

BUT....I’d highly recommend keeping positive control over your insurance and claims filing.

I keep hard file folders and a computer file folder on each property with a picture of it and property info/data on the front.

Hi @Nicholas CruzI can't get all the questions answered at once, a tax lien is filed against the property, when you purchase a property the title company of the escrow office, or attorney, depending on who does that in your state, would require the seller to pay all taxes so you will receive the property without encumbrances, if you put a encumbrance on that would be a mortgage or a deed of trust.Respectfully,

If you file a joint tax return then it is that tax return that is the taxpayer for the old property and it needs to be be the tax payer for the new property. 

The possible reasons to start eviction are:1. she may not really move and you'll lose another month or more of rent.2. you could tell a future reference that you filed and have paperwork to show as much if you happen to be taking this personally and don't mind going to the effortI've only had one guy pull the "use my deposit and last month's rent" thing on me.