However, this is a good tenant who has been there long term without a deposit on file.  

I need some tricks to make seller agree to the 48 hour extension.Maybe file lawsuit?

think the answer is somewhere in the link below but I very well could be wrong... and even if the answer is in there I'm not clear of what it means / significance. https://www.mass.gov/files/documents/2018/04/10/521cmr9_0.pdfThanks AGAIN.. in advance!!

Does anyone have experience decoding the tax delinquent txt file that county gives you?

If your taxable income is under $157,500 (single) or $315,000 (married filing jointly), you are eligible for a 20% reduction of your income from pass-through entities.

As such, you need to allocate payments property between personal expenses and business expenses depending on if they were directly or indirectly related to the rental unit.It will be difficult for anyone to estimate what your tax filing fee will be as no one knows your complete tax profile based on the information provided.

It helps support the claim that this was due to a crime and not due to the tenant.If tenant has insurance, they should file a claim.

An aggressive attorney can get a lawsuit filed on Day 8 and take a default judgment 8 days after that if the defendant does not answer.

I should mention too that of his abundant materials he was so proud of and shared with me, about 10% were great (he's made some great videos for sure and had a few very helpful handouts), the other 90% was junk, non-related (much of it was for realtor's) and his dropbox files were literally like sorting through a hoarder's attic.

Being a Massachusetts Licensed Broker I still gave the normal agency disclosure (https://www.mass.gov/files/documents/2017/12/05/di...) at first meet.