They want to enjoy your trees without paying for them.

They pay rent before the due date, clean the property after every client, and if something breaks they usually repair it before I'm aware because their clients will give them bad ratings.

My question is:Is it worth taking her to court to move her fence 2.7 feet over to her side, pay all the legal fees involved with this, and have an unhappy neighbor or should I just build my privacy fence around her and move on?

The result is after a year when the tax accessor associates the proper property taxes with your property, there is a decent chance you could have payment shock and your monthly bill rises significant (until you pay off the escrow account balance that is also likely causing this). 

I then proceed to show them comparable sales in the area and a report we pay for that shows projected appreciation rates based on a variety of data. 2.

I hired an accounting firm specialized in FIRPTA to handle the forms and remittance and put them in touch with title, but after closing, title company sent them a check made out to the firm instead of IRS.Title company claims accounting firm should cash check and pay IRS themselves.

Here's a general picture of how it works and its implications for both buyers and sellers.Benefits to the Seller: The primary benefit to the seller in a "subject to" transaction is the ability to quickly unload a property without having to pay off the existing mortgage immediately.

I feel like this is a solid deal and there is enough income from the property to pay for financing as well as leave me with a substantial cash flow.

Electric baseboard heat is a cheap way to replace an old furnace that feeds several units which you pay for.8.

HUD does not let the tenant pay the difference and as a landlord you cannot accept it.