However you have the option to file under the de minimus provision of the tax code and have any cost under $500 be considered an expense for tax purposes.

Hi @Joshua GreenwaldI am an investor in CT and just a heads up, I believe the rule here is any lease longer than 1 year needs to have a notice of lease filed in the land records. 

However, any foreclosure notice in the clerks office will be post foreclosure filing not pre-filing.  

Yes by foreclosure I mean filing for quiet title and then eviction.  

she sent me a letter telling me that if I don't pay her the $13K in two weeks, she will file to send me to court. 

I would also recommend that you factor in the following: NOI, ROI,  Cap Rate and Cash on Cash ReturnI would recommend that you download the Buy and Hold Evaluate Spreadsheet from BP files and then punch  in the numbers on all those properties so you can do a side by side comparison............remember this is the initial analysis based on pro forma which will most likely change once they have given you the actual.

We will be filing unlawful detainer for the tenant but we want this friend of his to get out of our property.Thanks for all your kelp in advance. 

Let me simply use my military command voice, which is not screaming, but is elevated to ensure all listeners (readers) hear me very clearly. 

So that means you would be filing as a Schedule C sole proprietorship, and a W-2 would not be an option under any scenario.

What is the best way to track down recently filed eviction notices?