. - In December, after promising he'd repay the money owed (everything is by email so I have it in writing) I received a $1000 e-transfer from his wife (right before they separated).

Unfortunately, that didn't go so well because the location of where he put the column and beam proved to be too much weight in one area and, while the structure held, it continued to sag into the floor beneath the car jack.

You can elect to tax it as a discarded entity so you file the LLC under schedule D or E, I forgot where it is exactly. 

In general, if the frame for the wall is touching roof supports you can see that the wall is "bearing" the weight of the roof.

If they don't, it may be a sign that they're trying to get away with the "one size fits all" approach which doesn't work with regard to legal entities.Best of luck, and remember that a good attorney is worth their weight in gold.

Although I do not have much experience, I have heard of landlords putting a weight/size limit on the tenant's dog.

For example, if a similar property comp recently sold for a certain amount, that carries more weight than for a comp that sold years ago, or has just been sitting as a held property that isn’t up for sale.

E-mail the attorney telling them, their client received a copy at time of execution, but you mailed another copy certified mail as a courtesy.

@Maria Marrero I would include vaping/e-cigarettes as part of no smoking.

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