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It's only a few hundred dollars to file with the SOS in Texas and once you do this you can open a bank account in the business's name. 

I hope your contract is solid and you might have to file a lien against the home so that he cant back out on you which will make it so he cant sell it out from under you.

Now tax season approaches and I'm completely lost and nervous as to how I should file my taxes.For reference, each sfr is under $140k, and are located in the state of Arkansas.

I then find out the this guy hasn't even submitted the permits for the job despite telling me that they were filed and he got them back!

My neighbor is $5,500 in back taxes on her CondoShe is $40,000 behind on condo fees.She paid 200k for it in 2008, and now they are selling for 182kThe Association has filed a lien on the property  What is the best and creative way to obtain the property? 

Or could I accept whatever is paid and still file for eviction after the 30th day?

When it happens if there is push back I just calmly explain, with absolutely no emotion in my voice whatsoever and without apologizing, that it's our business policy to always charge the late fee and issue the notice to quit when rent is received past the due date, as I explained when you moved in.

If you guys are filing as a business partnership, you'll need to fill out a 1065 form I think. 

Assuming you received a title policy, I suggest you immediately file a claim with the insurer and not the title agent which issued the policy.