Their is a local investor group that meets up once a month that networks really well to grow, learn, and possibly even joint venture on some things! 

It isn’t really even panels - the builder spanned the top rail, middle rail, and bottom rail across multiple posts and staggered the joints like you do flooring.

Maybe not in the construction of the logs and joints specifically, but in the overall assembly.  

I'm generally aware of the requirements to qualify as an accredited investor for 506c offerings EXCEPT it's unclear to me on the $300k joint income requirement for past two years and expectation to maintain/exceed it.

But that is our current situation and we have a joint account that she pays the mortgage through.  

Filing Separate or Joint can have a bigimpact.

I don't want to get sued due to the head ache but I know if he tried he wouldn't have much to stand on.

My firm in Colorado is looking for a potential joint expert in a divorce matter to appraise a rental property in San Fran. 

Jointly held property gets split, and if she doesn't have $400k to shell out in order to hold the asset and buy out the other partner she'll have to sell.

Question 1: Is it necessary to file the LLC separately for tax purposes or can we still include it on the Schedule E form in our joint tax return?