Can't say I've fully explored all of the advanced capabilities it offers..yet.

The anonymity will help fight off future litigation since people don't sue people who don't look like they are wealthy on paper (or at least what they can find on paper before they sue)-Cal

Are they a capable partner?

Tangible Personal PropertyIn Reg. 1.48-1{c}, the IRS defines tangible personal property as “any tangible property except land and improvements thereto, such as buildings or other inherently permanent structures (including items which are structural components of such buildings or structures).”When segregating the assets, the Cost Seg engineer uses the six identifiers created by the IRS to establish permanency which determines if an asset is a structural component and not personal property.                      1) Is the property capable of being moved, and has it in fact been moved?

It sounds like you are more than capable of the skill needed in doing your own work. 

I’m a very handy woodworker and capable to do a lot of things in a house, but all that while working full-time takes its toll.

I sent the information because it's not a big deal, and I had better things to do than fight them on it.The request strikes me as really weird though.

I'm looking at branching into Multifamily also.Anything you've learned is KEY for investor CRM capability?

Pricing it out I would likely be in the $50,000 range and I am more than capable of completing the work myself.

They probably owe you money, send an itemized receipt of what they owe and see if they fight it.