In the brief conversation I had with her she didn't seem like a fan of the LLC route and mentioned something about a schedule E form. 

if this is your criteria it can be done, but the low hanging fruit has the least juice. 

The vast majority of companies leasing offices along that corridor are tech/e-commerce and likely have been able to effectively transition to remote working, recently.

Important products but not as dynamic as you may think.You write in generalities but carry a tone of certainty in your writing; so, how was your experience with your kids E learning?

I always request the Schedule E’s for the property.

I agree with the others that your bill seems quite high but we don't know how many returns were prepared, whether your returns were e-filed and if you had taxes due with the returns.  

Again, READ AND UNDERSTAND THE PSA (not just your broker's interpretation).Depends on how it was written with regard to E/M being non-refundable. 

I've heard of some places doing everything with e-signatures (like docu-sign) except for the documents that need notarized, but this is pretty rare.

Originally posted by @Lynnette E.

@Charlie Anne I don’t think the juice is worth the squeeze here.