If you don't use it properly, your LLC will probably be ignored by a court.

It allows me to quickly file all my receipts by category and project and generate expense reports easily.I've heard (from the company) that BuilderTrend has some robust functionality in this area that is specifically designed for contractors and builders, and could be worth an investigation if you find that a more generic expensing setup doesn't suffice.

@Rhett Tullis and @Alyssa Dyer it’s been a crazy week with oil going down to $27 barrel and OKC shutting down courts, bars, restaurants and the like.

If she really wants to threaten us again with eviction or late fees, I'll just get a lawyer and see her in court.

While the scale of this health-related emergency is unprecedented, our ability to function in the face of sequestration is not. 

Tell him to take you to court, he has to hire a lawyer if he has a company and that will cost him money that he cannot get back because without a contract he likely doesn't have a way to recover attorney's fees.

It is a court ordered sale with no interior showing so I would assume something is wrong with it.

You can also expect the buyer to sue you for specific performance (court order to complete the sale) along with any damages like alternative housing, storage of his household goods, additional moving costs, etc.Unless there's something you're not telling us, it sounds like the broker did his job and got you an offer you accepted. 

The courts and inspectors in Baltimore City are very biased towards the tenants. 

@Jay Helms Expect some possible missed rents from some affordable housing properties, especially with certain evictions being on a 30 day hiatus for the courts(NC), however getting ahead and vocalizing to tenants benefits to paying rent on time will be key.