Hi @Shane Smith -- this is something your CPA will be able to walk you through very simply, based on your business structure.The basic thing to understand here is this:  there are two different "events" involved in what you are describing:  Purchase and Taxes/Filing/Deducting/etcAs far as the real estate goes, in order to purchase the property in the business name you would simply put your business name in the "buyer" space in the contract and sign on behalf of the business, and then use a loan product compatible with the business.Again, this is the purchase piece and then the tax piece comes later.

They send it to the IRS, and when you file your taxes next year, you will also select the correct answer on the forms you file.

Hi,I opened an LLC several months ago, but misspelled the name when i opened it.When i wanted to start doing business with this LLC, i realized that the LLC was registered with the wrong name in the city, state and IRS records.After filing a certificate of amendment with my state, the name of the LLC was adjusted and the city/state records have been updated with the new and correct name.I would like to know where i can find out if the IRS records were updated aswell following the certificate of amendment, and do i need to file any specific forms with the IRS in order to change the name in their records?

Unlike Mat O'Grady, I use a CPA to file my real estate, businesses and personal taxes and I use a firm out of Groton that I like and I know several well established development companies use as well. 

Yes, you need to file for an UD to evict unless she agrees to voluntarily leave or accepts a cash for keys offer.3.

Closing costs of $1800 are fees paid to people for filing all the paperwork. 

The real way to do it is search yourself (if you have lots of time) or have a service send you every lis pendens that gets filed every day (whereever you are looking to invest). 

File a trespassing complaint to see what they can do - give them an ultimatum to move all their stuff off in 30 days or less (?)

If you grouped your management business and rental assets in the same LLC, you would expose your rentals to a lawsuit filed against your business.

It all depends on the situation, we do workouts based on tenant ability to pay, the delay of court proceedings if LL filed suit.