You could file a late protest of the value, if it was 1/3 less than the appraisal value (tax code 25.25(d)).

Oh but while I have you, @Joshua Dorkin The first file I uploaded was a PNG file.

Nearby, where I have a rental property, the management company charges at least $500 and won't even say what the charge is.The management companies charge these transfer fees for about 10 minutes of clerical work -- to prepare a bill and send a zip file of standard documents to a title company.Also, ask when an association last had a reserve study made and to what extent the reserves are underfunded.

Several people suggested I did not need an attorney and could file the paperwork myself.  

I have been spending the last few weeks figuring out how to recover some money, I have talked to attorneys and they want on minimum $4,000-$5,000 to file a civil case but I am only suing for around $8,500 for the general contractor so it really doesn't make any sense.

Check out the resources section under file place.

And besides this alleged bank robber lived in Highland Heights, and Felix's company is based in Richmond Heights (according to docs he filed with the state of Ohio).

However, it would be up to the owner to file a small claims court case against the tenant for any damages.

I read in another post that with a partnership the partnership would have to file taxes first and then submit a K-1 form to each partner to file their own taxes. 

Hey Joe,As Ann said Fitchburg is not a blue chip area...Definitely want to pad your vacancy and maintenance numbers for that kind of area.