It's their house, and they can choose to sell it however they would like.The language from the policy is below:Section 1.3 Exempt ListingsIf the seller refuses to permit the listing to be disseminated by the service, the participant may then take the listing (office exclusive) and such listing shall be filed with the service but not disseminated to the participants.

But if you receive a 1099, I'd be surprised if you don't file a Schedule C? 

If the property is held in a LLC and you need to file an eviction, you cannot handle it yourself, you would need to hire an attorney.

My understanding is you can still serve notice and file for eviction.

I would then file in small claims(JP Court). 

If yes what would be the selling price I need to file in this case?

We keep the comps on file by town and bedroom so we know where we stand.

Your lawyer should do this and she should pay that fee – tacked onto her final payment, as well.I hate to add that you probably also want to file a NOD as soon as possible. 

I would file a complaint with the regulatory board and give him a crappy review on any online rating to warn others.

Do I have to amend my already filed 2019 return in order to do so?