I'm currently receiving quotes to insure a rental property owned by my LLC.Due to the LLC, I'm being quoted as a commercial policyholder, although the home is a single-family residency.

New buyer will buy property as main residency.The way I understand FIRPTA : Escrow company will withhold 15% of sell price of 100k which is 15k. at the end of closing on Sep 2016 I will receive 85k instead of 100k. for sake of argument I am not including other closing cost items here.

I may complete the tax return out of the goodness of my heart even if I receive information after March 15, but my clients do not expect it.  

After all, most agents don’t turn down business, so if you just ask them if they work with investors, chances are they will say, “Yes”.Here are the questions you need to ask along with the answers you need to receive to know for sure that you have a true IFREA:1. 

Not through his email, but on the BP site itself.But, it seems that in order to verify it, you have to receive an email from BP?

Initially, I was concerned there would need to be filings with Missouri, but I have received the advice that it is not necessary to do anything additional just because the flip is in another state than my business filing.  

Not so much in the surrounding citys.I actually receive a monthly report on the currently real estate market in comparison to the previous year to show the markets strength.MIDLAND HOUSING REPORT May 11, 2016 – The April 2016 housing report shows a steady market compared to this time last year.

Case in point was my Lawyers advice that my ex and I 'could not each make a settlement payment to each other' Our situation was this;I owed her about 20K to settle paying her back for part of a small inheritance she had received but was used on a joint asset I was fairly flush with cash that was NOT in retirement accounts since we had just sold or marital home that was paid off.I paid her 40K in cash (20K more than I owed her) and in return she transferred to 20K or her retirement account assets.

I imagine you've received several PM's already.

What should I do to sell that lot after receiving my Limited Warranty Deed?