I already filed the memorandum with the court house the first time he flaked, and now my lawyer sent a letter threatening to sue for specific performance.

I just filed for eviction yesterday.

I went ahead and estimated my taxes based on my assumption, paid more taxes, and filed an extension. 

LIEN AUS ORIG TERM REM TERM Loan Age Orig Rate RATE Current Payment PITI Has Escrow Acct Current FICO FICO DATE Orig FICO ORIG LTV ORIG CLTV CURR LTV FE DTI BE DTI OCC TYPE PROP TYPE # UNITS LOAN PURP Refi Type DOC TYPE QM FLAG Modification Flag Last Modification Date Channel APPRAISAL / BPO / AVM APPRAISAL / BPO / AVM DATE SALES PRICE ORIGINATION DATE FIRST PAY DATE PAID THRU DATE NEXT PAY DATE MATURITY DATE First Rate Change Date ARM INDEX ARM MARGIN First Period Change First Rate Adj Cap Subsequent Rate Cap Life Cap Floor Rate MI FLAG MI COVERAGE % MI PROVIDER LOAN STATUS BK Chapter BK Filing Date BK Post Petition Due Date Foreclosure Date Referred Foreclosure First Legal Action Foreclosure Judgment Entered Date Foreclosure Scheduled Foreclosure Sale Date PAY STRING Days Delinquent Payments Latest Month Payments Last 3 Months Payments Last 6 Months Payments Last 12 Months Notes COVID Inquiry Date COVID Inquiry Description Forbearance Flag Forbearance Agreement Date Forbearance Non-Pay Start Date Forbearance Non-Pay End Date COVID Opt Out Request Date

If you want a good landlord attorney on file in the event issues arise, happy to send you the info of a friend in the city, who does great work in that department.  

You'll need every homeowner on the street to sign on and probably agree to some sort of deed amendment so that if someone refuses to pay their share, you can file a lien. 

I recently filed my taxes and discovered that because my personal income is over 150K per year, I'm not able to deduct a lot of my expenses (which were about 12K in improvements last year).

I ran across this cool program by Sears (Sears Home Warrantly) where they will cover up to 21 items at a monthly rate of $70 bucks and a deductible when you file a claim.

if your debt to income ratio is above 55 back end how did you file your 2020 IRS returns?

As you get more properties, the paperwork required from your end gets more and more intensive so it can be convenient to work with a lender who has it all on file, is familiar with what you're doing, and ready to go for whatever state you're looking to buy in.