If so, you'll want to get with a CPA right away, as the extended deadline is right around the corner.Reach out to one of the CPA's here on BP that work remotely with investors all over.

Read the California Landlord Tenant laws to make sure you're doing all that they suggest you do - but ultimately, if he won't share this information with you, send it to the last known address and then when it is returned, hold it in your files.

Set a deadline for them to respond or you will escalate to their Broker.3.

Offer high fees, which is what banks tend to do when they have a deadline that is going to require a rush OR if there is a gnarly property that the appraisers don't want to take a crack at.

Give them a deadline for correcting the violation.

The results is denied applications, disappointment and desperation from tenants to find a place where they can move in because they are being pressed by a deadline.

If I live in Texas and invest in a California syndication to I have to file a California tax return?

See the file linked off my BP profile;   Buying a bullet proof rental portfolio.Best of luck.

we normally file my 1099 income on a schedule c, 1040 but medicare and ss taxes are not coming out. 

Need advice on LLC benefits and added cost incurred to file taxes.