You should also check to see whether or not they've had any criminal or civil court cases brought against them.  

You still may be liable for NC depending on how and where the income is being produced, a good tax prepared has ways. http://www.borelassociates.com/topics/Series_LLC_in_Business_Planning.pdf http://www.matnsorensen.com/utilizing-multiple-llcs-a-new-series-llc-state/ LLC is new to REI it will be interesting to watch history unfold, not here on BP, in courts across the country.

You want him to want your business and court you, so don't come across as desperate. 

Always think of how it gets presented in court in front of a judge or jury.....big bad boy licensed realtor told me this or that or forced me to sign this or that, and I didn't have a clue what I was signing.....he didn't even tell me he was licensed and I never knew and never signed any disclosure forms.....that guy took advantage of my ignorance.   

Look it like a judge in court, reading the details if a dispute would come up who would the judge side with?

Fred and othersIf you get too complicated in your matters the IRS will just declare that all this stuff is solely designed to evade taxes and shut the process down and tax and fine you.  

It is the opinion of TAR counsel that the courts would find 2 business days after the effective date of the contract to be reasonable. 

Maybe the plumber one as you don't say what the issue was but that he said you could have sued him, so that sounds to me like I'd be searching for a better plumber, but, even so, you worked it out without legal fees and hassles of court, so even there, it seems more pragmatic than pushover.  

I forget the wording but it helps if they all abandon/trash  the apartment- with that clause you can take anyone of them to court- sometimes you can't locate everybody.   

It stinks giving money back, if that is what it comes to, but if you dig your heels in, then end up in court, then potentially lose, you will still be out the money.