My landloard entered my home while I was out of town on the 2nd day and removed all my personal property.

We have not even entered the first wave in America.

That warmed my heart...When they were finally gone I entered the house with the deputy, and filmed everything while the deputy was there and watching.

Some sites allow you to enter he address and it gives you the zoning.  

I have not seen the wave of new investors entering the picture like in the past.

Also, if we were to enter into the LLC as members (thus creating that 'split ownership' situation), would we be able to do a 1031 of the property at a later time (as soon as a year time frame where the property was renting for 12-13 months then we seek to do a 1031 on it immediately after).

I saw the warranty deed and it says:Address: ......Legal Description:........Toghether with that certain .....Mobile homeIdentification tag:....Title No:....Subject to taxes fro the years......Also when I went to the property appraiser website and entered the parcel number there is a Tab "Improvements" that shows all the details of the mobile home, year, size, etc.I called the Tax collector, Tax deed sale office, DMV and nobody has a clue if the mobile home is attached to the land or not.I am afraid of wining the auction, pay for the land and fix the mobile home and next year the owner of the mobile home just shows up and tell me "Hey look I have the Title of that Mobile home is my Personal Property and I will remove it, thank you for all the improvements you have done, have a good day!"

Do I enter the full purchase price in my Cost of Purchases or just the down payment on the Schedule C?

I'm not an accountant, but entering an opening balance when you first set up the bank in QB sounds like the easiest thing to do (as long as recording the sale of your other investments to QB is not important.)

Hello,I am contractor who has just recently entered a partnership with two other parties.