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Hi all, I did a 1031 exchange where I sold two apartments and bought a single family home. No boot or mortgages involved at all, so pretty straightforward. Form 8824 (Like Kind Exchanges) was pretty simple to understand and easy to complete, and it reflected $0 recognized (taxable) gain, just as I would have expected. But I can't figure out how the info from Form 8824 transfers to Form 4797 (Sales of Business Property) as a deferred (not yet taxable) gain.
Hi all, My state has two key statutes relating to late rent: 1) Must give 5-days notice to tenants before filing eviction for unpaid rent 2) Partial payments shall NOT be construed as recognition of tenancy and will not jeopardize landlord's eviction filing ------------------------------------------------ Let's say this is what happens, hypothetically: Jan 1: Jan rent due and tenant fails to pay Jan 10: I file for eviction, citing that as of Jan 10 the tenant owes $X Feb 15: Scheduled court...
Three people signed the rental agreement, which states all tenants are joint and severally liable. One tenant has stopped contacting the roommates and us, and we are not sure they are planning to return. We do not suspect foul play because the tenant's relatives have reported to the remaining tenants that the MIA tenant has moved in with another relative (but did not give that MIA tenant's new contact information).
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