Call the city to report the problem...

You report and pay taxes exactly the same way in a rental, regardless of whether it's held in your personal name or in an LLC.The issue of passive losses being locked up (they are not permanently lost) for high wage earners is difficult to get around unless you can qualify as a real estate professional (which is devilishly difficult to do).

When I look up court reporters for my county, I get swamped with actual "court reporter" websites.Or is it something you have to physically look in the paper for?

Trained Reporting Officer for AML (may be the same as the Compliance Officer in a small company)5.

Walk-throughs with maintenance reports would likely not be cost effective for them to do.

Removing it and redoing the hole in the deck would mean more $$$ than I wanted to put into the property.Good news is the property manager has found someone to rent it, and they are asking if we could leave the hot tub 'as is', would be willing to sign a release of liability as well as proof of insurance.

Some local lenders require credit reports and DTI's.

- we just closed on our 1st home's FHA refi last summer), where the fees are minimal, like .01% funding fee, no appraisal, no credit report, and the mortgage insurance stayed about the same, and it didn't matter that we had rented it out.

Send mailers to employees who have been laid off (ie "corporate downsizing" in the news) 37.

But the Transunion report didn't give a FICO score--it said there wasn't enough credit history to generate one.