Primarily want their help setting up an LLC initially but also want someone who I can work with on an ongoing basis for reviewing documentation, transactions, T&C's, etc.Thanks,-Trevor

With the LLC you just have to file the schedule with your other tax documents.

So far, so good.I'll document responses, leads and deals in this thread.

We have an "early move-out options" sheet that we give tenants who bring this up.They select the option they want and sign and date to make it legally binding.You can outline the desired options in the document, but I would at least charge her for rent up until the date that the new tenants move in.

Hi KayJust a reminder Documents evolving Real Property should be done by your attorney.

@Jonathan TwomblyWe have requested the insurance documents and also requested an insurance quote to see how we compare.

It's a really interesting read and my far the biggest wholesale deal I've ever heard of.http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-06-02/zuckerberg-s-neighbors-dive-into-backyard-brawl-with-developer

I did look into this.My understanding which may not be correct is that you have to occupy at least 50% percent of the space as your business.As for selling off the business after you have bough the property but keep the building that is interesting.I guess it would all depend on what loan covenants exist in the SBA loan documents you sign at closing. 

If the borrower is able to document (per the table below) that the rental property was not in service the previous tax year, or was in service for only a portion of the previous tax year, the lender may determine qualifying rental income by using Schedule E income and expenses, and annualizing the income (or loss) calculation; or fully executed lease agreement(s) to determine the gross rental income to be used in the net rental income (or loss) calculation.

Did they show you any documentation that it is a real service dog?