I would hate to see you having to file an eviction right after you purchase should something arise (worst case scenario).I hope this helps!

Note: I formed my single-member LLC this year (around August/September 2021) so I still haven't filed taxes for it.Thank you in advance!

I am looking for a responsive real estate CPA who I can go to from time to time to strategize my business plan (Not just to file tax returns).

The mug shot is from 2019, along with a list of the history of filed complaints. 

I’ll be filing my S Corp status early 2022 but do not yet have an LLC.My question: 1.

As added insurance, I would recommend filing a separate tax return (probably a 1065 partnership return) for the LLC, even if it's a single-member and not technically required to file a tax return.

Beckie - You can ask your CPA for his/her suggestion, but I think the biggest item is to track your payments (from LLC to personal) on an excel file and make note at the end of the year of the interest versus principle paid on the HELOC (which the bank should give you during year end statements) - in that way, you may be able to write off some of the interest.

They had my file already and I didn’t have to do much for a pre approval.

The PM told me they already filed for an eviction and was just waiting for the hearing.

If the appraisal comes back low you will have the ability to back out of the deal if you have an appraisal objection deadline in your contract. and get your earnest money back.