If two or more partners are unable to work out joint decisions without going to court, they shouldn't be partners.

We just registered an LLC in the same state as our properties.As I understood from a conversation I had with a CPA this morning, UNDER the LLC structure, if the company has more than 1 partner, you can opt for Partnership LLC or S Corp.As an S Corp under the LLC, you can choose to declare whatever amount you want as self-employment tax, where as the Partnership LLC, requires all partners to pay full self-employment based on your shares of the company.

It’s not worth going to court either.So that said I’d ask the tenants, if they say no I’d say this is a learning moment to just pay it and move on

For $250 a seminar, he told you to go to court house with a cashier cheque.

Would this be better as a small claims court without a lawyer or should I hire one?

Large crew all contracting of subs have licenses and insurance, more then fair and low cost with high end quality and estimates always reflect the work needed. of his company and workers are very well known to be some of the top tradesman lining up jobs such at Mercedes dealerships, The Ritz apartment building, county court houses, famous churches, many local business, and all types of residential work needed.

Trying to understand what my options are in order to collect - I know that I can file a complaint with the AG but I’m currently more focused on collecting what is owed to me, as it is to the tune of a few thousand.If it matters (for small claims court, etc) - my property is in Noblesville, Indiana while the PM seems to be incorporated in Indianapolis.Thanks everyone!

The only down side on rentals here is the court system is slow to evict and can take up to 6 - 8 weeks to gain possession. 

The owner also has adequate property and liability insurance.Unfortunately, the Illinois Board of Realtors took them to court as being in violation of the law.

When you step into the existing landlord's shoes, how do you know the contractsbetween then the and the existing tenants are correct and fully declared.