I was recently consulting with a new CPA, and he suggested that I should change the LLC election by filing with IRS and have it treated as S-Corp.

Also what do you need when it comes time to file your taxes?

I kept the security deposit to cover some of the unpaid rent, and rather than file for eviction and claim the rent that I was due, let them off the hook for about $1,000 in unpaid rent.

There is another $16,000-$17,000 worth of labor which other subs were contracted to do and which are also about half way to complete for their first payday.If I fire the contractor now, I will likely never see the money back from him and all of the other subs will file liens.

How long after you have filed the eviction paperwork until you've gotten a court date?

Have a lawyer file a deed for the land?

Did you file the deed yourself or did you get title insurance?

After the fact, some people informed me about an UCC1 filing that I could've completed to secure my deal structuring.

California adds a wrinkle as it is a community property state.Your tax advisor should be advising you regarding the tax ramifications of potential actions and interfacing with your attorney, and your wife's independent counsel should be doing the same for her.Even something as simple as filing status (MFJ vs MFS) has ramifications that extend beyond the finalization of the divorce...Best of luck.

I would appreciate another opinion before the auction in the morning.https://recorder.dupageco.org/Search.aspxJust trying to confirm which liens are going to survive FC.In a nutshell.2001- 2 judgements filed.