They are in no way transparent about their processes and the hidden costs the add to your contract with no explanation or verifiable paper trail.

My suggestion would be to design everything in an Excel spreadsheet, call it software, and sell it with instructions on how to fill it out. 

Talk to your bank to see if they have a form or instructions.

Depending on local law, the LL might be represented by an attorney, or not, but either way the proceedings are much more informal and essentially you each make your statement and provide your evidence to the Judge, and the Judge may ask questions or give instructions.

Read the instructions for lines 1a, 1b, and 2 for schedule SE, I don't think you will have anything on these lines if you just have income for line 17 on 1040.

Always have a grain of salt handy.Landlords before the current one are more important as they have no hidden agenda, but often also don't really remember much stuff or many details.

Ask # 2 question to your cpa its pretty simple answer. most likely you will pay yourself from llc bank acct to your personal acct as cpa instructs you too.

They were instructed to file title liens and UCC filings and the debt was determined later to be valid as such filings were an oversight.In this case, the parents will need to show the money given and the purpose, if close to the time of paying tuition or housing expenses, etc. and not at Christmas, I would assume such amounts were valid.Wow, this was long, sorry, but it goes both ways.

It might be instructive however to notice that the most enthusiastic advice to buy comes from those with a financial interest in selling, while the more temperate advice comes from those without a financial stake in the matter.My fellow local investors joke that there will be another wave of low-priced properties available, from all the disheartened buyers of turnkey properties who find their "investments" perform far worse than promised.

I just tried using the instructions at FastTracConsulting (or something like that).