I've been throwing cash at my debt for 2 years so I have 50k in credit available to me, but it seems I should have putting that cash aside all that time instead.One way to get around it is to add a co-owner to my llc which I could do but then we both have to file federal taxes on it right?

Essex county has their deeds and records electronically searchable, you can use this link:. https://press.essexregister.co...i use this to look up property deed and mortgage trails, they would also show if liens are filed against the property as well.

Probate is also public record, as is foreclosure filings, bankruptcy etc.

Due to life happenings over the past couple years I had to file bankruptcy, (chapter 7) which is discharged.

I don't know what your local requirements are for costs incurred/required for setting each type of company nor the related costs to maintaining and doing the tax filings (e.g. do you do your own accounting and taxes? 

Property A, B, C: Do we have to file three separate partnership returns or can we just file individually?

Property A, B, C: Do we have to file three separate partnership returns or can we just file individually?

There has got to be a better way then just quickbooks and filing. 

If I was the landlord in this scenario, I would handle it similar to how your landlord did....file for eviction and sue you for past due rent.Granted the son doesn’t sound like a great guy, but he also lives in a completely separate single family house from you.

To summarize, file per your records and plan to include an explanation as to why it is incorrect, as the issuer sent an incorrect 1099 to the IRS too.https://www.fool.com/retirement/2017/02/22/what-happens-if-i-get-an-incorrect-1099.aspx