I grew up in Hartford and know quite a few contractors including my brother around the area.

Same with court fees.By the way, my lease includes a clause for "Application of Rent" that says any payments made are applied to outstanding charges in the following order:Tenant-caused billingsNSF fees, late fees, service feesUtilitiesSecurity depositUnpaid rent (oldest to newest)Let's say the tenant owes $600 in unpaid rent, $100 in utility, and $50 for the eviction notice.

I plan to give them 2 weeks to cure their default for all violations including their dirty place and start doing regular inspections. 

That is a number issued to someone who must be included on a US tax return but is not eligible for a SSN.

Another option is to go interest only from a private source at 7%, same 1M loan on the asset, highly flexible and no additional fees as we have already got the construction loan in place on title.Currently leaning toward the private option, it could,  based on flexibility, allow me to improve my balance sheet and down the road approaching other lenders to get more of a residential type product given the property has 3 titles, rather than pursuing a blanket type loan through the commercial office.Downsides of the private loan include the interest only payments don't allow me to amortize the building, and the rate is higher.  

This may include state filings as well.If there is income generated by the Estate, you will need to file an Estate income tax return, Form 1041.

But that includes complete rehabs.

I ask, because I had a very detailed breakdown of everything including holding and permit costs.

My personal take was them folks are stuck in their ways, including my CPA (whom I love dearly.)Also, isn't less expensive to do your taxes with a Series LLC as opposed to a bunch of separate LLC's?

Part of the court process to stop the demolition you had to provide proof of resources to bring the property in compliance and have a plan filed with the court including a hard end date on the work.