If he does not, our attorney files a detainer warrant with the court.

My Fiance and I purchased our first duplex in Everett this year and need some help filing our taxes with this added complexity.

I could tell by his voice that he was perplexed.

Since the the LLC is owned only by my wife and I and the previous property was only owned by my wife and I, at a federal tax level, there is no difference in how it would be reported on our taxes since we file jointly. 

You'll have reporting requirements with the IRS (like Form 5472, among others) and the penalties for not filing correctly are $25,000 plus.

Yes, but because I just started the least last year, I can only claim 75% until I file my taxes...but even that will just put me at 83k+

In 90 - 120 days business owners can obtain $100k to $250k in unsecured business lines of credit themselves.Follow these simple steps:1) Establish a strong internet presence for your company by listing it on at least 15 sites-- Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Scoop It, Bing, Manta, 411, Google+, Google Places, etc.2) Establish a business checking account at 2 banks (with a 700 credit each will offer a business credit card.3) Make regular deposits into your business checking account for 90 days to establish a favorable bank rating.4) Add higher level trade references to Dun and Bradstreet to provide depth to your Paydex Score (net 30s are usually lower amounts; you'll need higher approvals from your trade references-- 2k to 4k).5) Upload your company financials to Dun and Bradstreet to complete your file and create a strong credit profile.6) After 90 days apply for unsecured lines of credit.

Built after 1976, you filed a 433 or we get you "doing" the process, own land, full doc, do have a few NonQM products as well, can do...

@George Azita The sale would not have been canceled unless the Trustee accepted payment in full, agreed that the sale would not move forward (verified settlement imminent with payoff in full forthcoming), or was prevented by operation of law (BK filed, etc.) 

Landlord filed for eviction under broken lease, due to not vacating after letter of sale notification was emailed and mailed, given an extra 30 days to vacate, (90 in total).