I'm sure the landlord has to sign some kind of documentation guaranteeing the issuer of the bond certain underwriting standards.

I received a reply from the IRS saying "they understand and accept my explanation" and suggested I contact the issuer of the 1099 to prevent future issues.I did some research on 1099's and met with the president of my client company, who is also a CPA.

In those cases, you go to one of a few shops that basically issue re-insurance to the title company.

Not only that, but Pinnacle is not raising debt (or equity for that matter) for Pinnacle as a going concern – it is offering unregistered securities to the public, not under Reg D, as an unregistered firm, as investment vehicles in various properties, and Pinnacle is not authorized to do so by any federal or state agency.And, as I said, as an issuer, you CANNOT promise a return on an investment.

A lot of the refuse is cardboard, bottles, cans and plastics. 

The color pink was very annoying, but because it's made of cardboard, not waterproofed, it will disintegrate at the first rainstorm, creating a holy mess in the area.I found out later it's a $50.00 fine per sign, and based on the $13,000 penalty the guy was complaining about, he must have hung 260 signs in the neighborhood, and if all of them will get messed up in a rainstorm, it would create a major health hazard.The other issue that got me annoyed was it's a "we buy cars" advertising, is I had a "tire and car care business", he placed one of the signs on the pole in front of my business knowing I also sell used cars.

Financially, for them, money isn't the issue, rent is only 13% of their combined income.Edit: I also told them that instead of paying, I would just keep the security deposit if the place was left in satisfactory condition as the reletting charge.

Unless you live in a card board box or on the streets, you use a home so investing in homes is investing in what you use.

If this wooden template doesn't quite do the job, make a cardboard template from posterboard placed on top of the template.

IRS Publication 527 Rents (Emphasis mine)In my case the ownership of the income at issue (rents) is controlled by State law.