There are documents that normally third parties will ask you about your 'status'If you work with a property management company, theoretically, they are suppose to withhold money on your behalf which trigues you having to file a return.You may be required to file a 1040NR which is different than the 1040 form that Citizens / Residents file.

Very comfortable with taxes, but haven’t done tax work for years, so sometimes I seek advice on things I’ve forgotten.No one is going to do the level analysis and planning that I do with my own taxes, so I’m fairly certain I’m saving a significant amount of money in legal tax avoidance. 

@Melody T.I can appreciate the additional questions, but unfortunately, you're: 1) getting into the realm of legal advice, and 2) are asking specific questions that can be dependent on the facts. 

We run all this through a larger software but before we owned a management company we used Trans Union. - Verified income must be a minimum of 3X the rent. - Current employer reference must be provided and we must speak with the employer.

There was a tornado in Slidell, LA and I would like to know how to offer my rental house to the insurance companies so that I can house some of their victims. 

I want to go the HML route but I just cannot find a company willing to loan for under $50k and most cases $75k.

I'm bit stuck trying to figure out the legal ways to go about doing this as I am Canadian and am looking to invest in American markets.

He was charged around $4k for legal fees to remove the tenants, and $900.00 for each eviction and removal by the property manager.

If I only manage my holding company - no active PM role - does that help avoid filing/registering in NY?

You should be looking at Airbnb and VRBO and booking.com and possibly FlipKey to bring you people, not to be your insurance company