However, this time, I want to set up an LLC and am looking for 6+ unit apt complex in Connecticut.

I have never built nor owned an apartment complex. 

Then I go with the handyman that the property managers for the complex use.

., their credit rating was lowered) which bumps up the interest rate they have to pay.The solution is much more complex, though, since they are part of the euro.

A friend of mine has a small apartment complex that has been certified as being smoke free and he gets free advertising from the city website for that.

For $500 in Milwaukee you can get a studio or a 1 bedroom, generally in an apartment building, sometimes you can find them in a duplex (although usually no garage space).If you go up to $600 you can get into a 2-bedroom duplex or apartment complex.If you go up to $700 you can get into a 3-bedroom duplex or apartment complex.

If it is a complex it should be pickup every time.

He stated that although there is little he can do, he does notify the individual that unless he meets his obligations or at the very least the repairs, he will submit a 1099 for the tenant to the IRS and let the tenant deal with the IRS.Although I am not one to desire vengeance on someone who abandons leases, I certainly would not want to own many units in a complex and have a reputation as a pushover contractually.My question is a) has anyone ever heard of this or used it and b) if so, can someone explain how that could be argued as income worthy for a 1099?

His lease expires on the first and the rent on the new lease goes way up. ( I inherited this one when we bought the complex.)

The complex was built in 1974, consists of 5 midrise 3 story condo structures and 9 villa buildings with 3-4 units per.