The 2nd picture kitchen one I can't really see the kitchen just the kitchen from the living room but the pictures don't scream granite counter and stainless steal- I can barely see most of them.Maybe move the couch a little bit away from the window and add some window trimmings- maybe red to match your pillows - move the black chair from where it is and center that living room table- put a flower arrangement on living room table- maybe clear glass with red flowers to match pillow cases again- doesn't have to be flowers- could be just some little nick nacks on that table- just something intresting- normally if you dont go with flower you can try nick nacks in odd numbers like 3.

on Design to Sell never, ever places a couch in front of a window, maybe two chairs flanking it.

Jon Holdman you are a hoot :) I almost collapsed in my chair laughing.

You can have a regular S-Corp (incorporate and file form 2553).

I own a S corp incorporated in Delware, registered to do business in Minnesota.

At the end of the 4 years I will have converted approximately $60-80k of housing allowance to approximately 25% equity on a 30-year note [minus taxes, repairs, incorporation expenses, etc].Then, the gray-area: I have some cash on hand, and zero debt.

It is not WRONG for them to be issued by landlords, it just isn't REQUIRED.Additionally, if your property management company is incorporated, or is an LLC that has opted to be treated as a corporation, you definitely would not need to issue a Form 1099.

my partner and i have been talking to a cpa and he told us to start up an s-corp to avoid self employment tax which is at about 15% in minnesota. according to him we would 1) incorporate our business 2) file with secretary of state 3) get fed and state id #s 4) file sub s status 5) open bank account 6) buy quickbooks. is this what we should be doing instead of having an llc with my partner?

I would love to be able to incorporate something like that into a lease.

I'm not a mortgage broker, but the MSE desktop underwriter software incorporates changes all the time.