So, in the case where your partner is the only one on title, he'll direct the title company how to disburse the funds.As for the IRS, if there's a W9 issued by the paying party (your partner) to the receiving party (you), the IRS will have a paper trail of the payment and there won't be any issues.

At least $3500 per month is just for rent, paper, phone, secretary.

To the tenant's and on paper he came across as the property manager and not the landlord. 

Keep in mind that even though you can get a cheap price someone can come and outbid you because they have to put it in the paper.

Perhaps it's as simple an putting the tenants on notice that you'll be decommissioning their unit, but for something like evicting, I would definitely want to have a thorough paper trail that is by the book.

Home has harwood floors which are in good condition and are currently covered with roofing paper to protect them.

Chicagoland market is really though and most of the deals are done cash with no paper trail.On the other hand though I would like to ask them some standard questions that would tell me right away if the guy is right for the job or not. appreciate any help !

A large recycle bin for glass and a large recycle bin for paper/plastic/metal are also included with that price.

I thing you may be missing the concept to wholesaling, when I comes to the paper work that is.

Not really use them for showings, comp analysis, etc. but have them push paper for you.