Typically we start with outside and work our way in.  Depending

Randyyour corporate meeting probably wont stand up to audit.. ask me how I know  :( 

Kick back and sip Caronas on a beach once your retired and financially independent your first few are going to be work but it gets easier.Hope this helps/ gives you some insight.

While they are not technically required (there is strong court precedence that taxpayers may reconstruct mileage from calendars and receipts), the IRS often disallows mileage without contemporaneous records in its entirety during audit or examination. 

(UPDATE)Before closing on this property I conducted a lease audit and everybody was on a month to month leases so Upon immediately taking ownership on 10/01/20 I posted rent increases to $535 per month from the previous avg $447.Early 11/2020 as I was beginning to have the exterior of the property painted the tenant in apt#1 was actively vacating and had her family helping her move.

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There's also a good program for discounted stock purchases.I've been with Weichert, Century 21, Keller Williams, my own independent brokerage and now EXP. 

If they audited, oh well, its a clerical error and they have to pay more taxes. 

Real estate agents tend to be pretty independent, and even before COVID-19 you don't normally find many in the "office." 

Two options could exist for this:Option 1: B buys the property independently, then explores creating a TIC (Tenants in Common).