But, if the decedent held it outright at death, there is no escaping the tax through sale or 1031 or some alternate path if the estate is in fact subject to tax.I am not sure also as to the date of death of the decedent but the in-laws will want to look closely at due dates for the estate tax return, filing for an extension, and having enough liquid funds on hand to pay the tax. 

For instance, if we rent for $1,100+ utilities, and four students want to rent, we could do $400 each inclusive.

I've slowly been learning the lay of the land but I would love to speak to someone with extensive local knowledge to help guide the way. 

As I wrote previously, when a service dog performs a service there is a person who is benefitting; take the animal away and that person losing the benefit of the service will have reason to complain.In the instance that was posted by the OP earlier in this thread, the tenant is having the dog go live elsewhere - that is not what a person who needs the service animal would do, unless that person also moved to wherever the dog went.In your specific case, with PTSD, is your animal an "emotional support animal" or a true service animal?

Once the tenant turns on the fan or light, the fan will run until the humidity drops below threshold or the timer has elapsed.In those instances where the washroom is vented with the HRV, we use the same set-up to activate "boost" mode to clear the humidity.

What happens if they perform work, don't fix the issue, and then "re-fix" it again and want rent reduced for both instances?

For instance: in CA State Farm has paid out hundreds of millions for the wildfires in Napa and other parts of the state.

HI Leland,Ultimately, it depends on the loan product you're using to qualify with but for the purposes of conventional financing then you will need min 1 year tax return filed with the self employment income and to document your past track record in the industry doing pretty much the same thing then you can probably blend (using worst case) numbers to be conservative (yes thats how underwriter's are).So for instance the s corp income is 100k but your W2 prior was 125k, dont think they will use 225k (100 + 125k) and divide it by 24 months they will probably take your 100k / 12 months = 8333.33 and apply a max 45% DTI to that 8333.33 which will give you a max qualification of 3749.99 per month max payment (all debts included).Most banks wont take the above 1 year tax return it just depends on your situation.

fair enough @Ray Harrell, I've never had a non paying tenant so I am not sure what my PMs policy was in that instance.

I just want to know if legally for instance I (or a new PM) can request the tenant be removed if the current/old PM are the ones who filed the eviction proceeding with the court.