Please do consult a CPA on these things for better clarification. 

Affected Taxpayers are entitled to relief regardless of where the relinquished property or replacement property is located.There are prominent companies in both camps, and of course if you bring this discrepancy to any one of the them, they would say, consult your own CPA.

I've never used a PM so I would consult someone who has, but they are correct that utility companies often require an SSN.

However, you may want to consult with one prior to setting it up.The cheapest method would be to create the LLC by yourselfsecond method would be to use an online self-serve website to create the LLC.The third method would be to reach out to an Attorney to set it up.I don't think any state offers an LLC at no cost.

In fact the problem is so big the USTA will give you consultants to keep your court alive: https://www.usta.com/en/home/c...I help run a small HOA with a couple tennis courts in poor shape.

I posted, and let her know ahead of time that I would, to cover myself and consulted with an attorney on proper protocol.  

And as long as you don't have that, and you have several layers of new paint and primer over that, you're probably okay.If there's some reason you're actually worried about it, you may want to consult a professional.

This drastically changes my investing and consulting because I can make an educated guess about future cash flow and take advantage of the slowdown in this market while buyers sit on the sidelines watching to see what happens. 

Might be best to seek a free consultation from a lawyer.

He just informed me today that he is setting up an LLC to be a consultant/private contractor for work.