I don't think I was wrong to expect them to have correct something as basic as "Is there an HOA?" 

It seems a little crappy that an upgraded membership is needed for something as basic as forum navigation and filtering.

Those cabinets are about as basic as you can get.

Basically your response will be basic as you have no knowledge and your attorney can request the case against you be dismissed. 

Can be as basic as a morning ritual or as specific as a software or CRM or marketing technique you love to use. 

As basic as those are, I'm not 100% certain I know how to decode that info from my K-1.My K-1 the year of the sale has the following (fictitious-but-plausible) values:Line 2 (Net Rental Loss): -$3,000Line 9a (Net LTGC): $40,000Line 10 (Net Sec 1231 Gain): $6,000Line 19-A (Distributions): $75,000Section L:Beginning capital account: $41,500Current year net income: $43,000Withdrawals & distributions: $75,000Ending capital account: $9,500In this example, my "Adjusted Basis" was the same as my "Beginning capital account" ($41,500) at the beginning of the year, as far as I know from from this, but can I decipher the Adjusted Basis at the time of the sale?

So my skills are basic as far as handy work.

I was so into asking good questions, absorb information like a sponge, and give a good impression that I missed that important part...who's going to take me seriously if I can provide a possible contact with something as basic as a business card?

Lawsuits skyrocket, E&O insurance triples, banks withhold services as basic as checking accounts.90+% of all the loans are owned by a handful of funds.

That software can be as basic as an Excel spreadsheet.