The 1099-S you received at closing reflects the full sales price because it's reporting the total amount received from the sale before any specific deductions or payments.For tax purposes, you would need to consider the net proceeds from the sale.

The other mistake is that they have no criteria for good tenants, so they rent to people that will cause nothing but problems in the future.

Your agent might have more for your specific area.-- This is a BIGGIE.

Yea, I'm talking specifically about Google since that's where the big bucks seem to be spent. 

They specifically said do not have tenants write checks to your personal name incase of lawsuits. 

It looks like BP may be categorizing the "New Members" email as a "general marketing email".In our notification settings link, they don't have a specific option for this type of email unfortunately. 

If such a person exists, I'd greatly appreciate any recommendations.Additionally, I'm open to considering non-professionals who excel in specific areas where professional advice may be lacking.

I have been looking since December and have noticed the multifamily (specifically duplexes) prices increasing past the 600k mark.

The only thing I’d like to add is that LLC are very state specific, so what qualifies as minimal to do to keep entity “veil” in place in one state might not be sufficient in another.  

In my contract there was a specific payment timeline as per the works being done.