I don't believe a State can tell the IRS what they are allowed to recognize as a deduction.  

Also if you are purchasing/doing business in your company's name I'd suggest foreign filing your company with the DFI so that it is recognized in WI.  

The bank won't recognize your property worth as $415k.  

I think that if they move that quickly, then you should notify them in writing that they are leaving without giving proper notice and that you recognize the move out date to be 30 days later.  

Some states recognize that a "finder" is not a broker and that neither are "wholesalers" as I pointed out in this post with reference to the court case text.

And yes we did meet at the REIA meetup several months ago, I didn't recognize you with your glasses haha. 

Our idea is this will be another way from the typical REIA meetings to get our names out there and recognized.  

I was looking to set up an LLC for each property (unfortunately, our state doesn't recognize Series LLCs), but was looking to do them once each on is paid off, primarily because of the bank calling the loan when switched to a LLC.  

It might give you and edge to recognize and put together opportunity where others might gloss over it. 

Granted, as things scale, I recognize that could change.