Or the Tenant files against you to get back their Deposit...your the Owner of Real Property that isn't going anywhere and they consider you, "Deep Pockets."

I have seen some lawsuits filed against property owners if they provided or left booze.

With the corporation route, you are required to have an accountant and file corporation tax reporting each month regardless of income or not.

This was great since 2020 (which is the tax year that I just filed my taxes in October this year AND when I bought the property) was the highest income grossing year for me and I needed as much write off as possible. 

The seller needs: docket summary when they filed, name address and phone if possible of the lien, tenacity to go there with the docket summary and final release to get lien release (form from title) signed and notarized today.

I file jointly with my wife. 

If not, what does the Plaintiff allege in the Complaint filed?

It is the project management side that kicks newbs in the butt - full-cycle processes, managing subs, make ready calendaring, staying on top of AR and AP accounts, following through on deadlines with recalcitrant parties.

If the tenant doesn't pay any outstanding items above the security deposit we file a judgement for the balance.

A C -Corp or Partnership must file separate returns from yours.