Can you explain where you are coming from with this question?

I have a resident complaining that I don't mail one after explaining that her cancelled check or money order stub is proof of payment.

First, I'd take the nice road and explain the consequences of foreclosure (but you won't get a deficiency judgment from an installment contract) and give the borrower a pre printed letter asking you to consider taking a deed-in-lieu-of-foreclosure, if they send it back, you'll save time and money.

In other words if you contribute 0 to a partnership and the partnership shows a loss that year on paper due to depreciation; however, if you receive a distribution you will still be subject to income tax on the distribute in excess of your basis.Account Closed explained it very well.

To piggyback what's been said about Downtown Charleston:  Here's a good article explaining the current state of Downtown STR's STR's artice Post and Courier

They are still under the original owners lease, which has long converted into month-month.I explained to the property management company that I wanted to proceed with a rental increase to get closer to market rent ($25), and was told that they can not do anything without the tenants signing a new lease. 

Make sure it explicitly explains the process for termination if you are unhappy with their services, but especially if they violate the terms of your agreement.3.

Another strategy is to purchase the property in your own name then transfer it into a land trust that will assign the LLC as a beneficiary - as explained by this article.

Direct me to the posts you have that explains all of this.

I will explain my financial position and situations here.