YOU just need to move forward with YOUR performance items (don't become a breaching party yourself). 

I like what you are saying, but according to the CPA in the thread above here this is a capitalized item I will have to depreciate. 

I had one where it had a full barn and house full of items...... grown kids in other states making choices.....

Either Certified mail it or Email it to him.After 72 hours if said contractor does not give you those items stated above ...

Nobody has time for it somehow to go through small delicate Items-that is the problem am facing. 

You should consult your accountant, but you don't need an LLC to have a business, and if you itemize may be able to take this as a deduction. 

According to CNBC as of 8/24/17, 78% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck, meaning most Americans can't afford their car payments, student loans, credit cards, or house mortgages if they would lose their job or have any meaningful increase in inflation of non-fixed rate items to include ARMs, credit cards, and regular items you buy from retail stores.

@Daniel C.You may want to reach out to a lawyer to confirm but there should be no difference from a legal/tax aspect of a single member and multi member LLC.You may also want to see if you and your wife can make an election to report the income/loss items directly on your individual return without having to file a partnership tax return.

The danger of doing this improperly yourself, besides not having current and accurate financials as others have noted, is that you are likely miscategorizing items and possibly losing out on deductions.  

",  I assumed you were talking about 2 separate items...plenty of money in your account AND money set aside for a DP.