Has the contractor acknowledged it?

Very different but like I said I'm late here and you've already acknowledged it which is great!

Hey, As already acknowledged, it is possible but a hefty project to undertake.

Also, what I was told per the notary was ;There is a difference between a “sworn to clause” and a “notary acknowledgement”.

If you have a WY LLC that owns a TX property and you get sued in relation to the TX property, the TX courts may not acknowledge WY's laws.

From my topical research, Tennessee doesn't levy any state income taxes at all, so, acknowledging that I don't have all of the information, you may owe no state income tax.Also, I would like to clarify that failure to qualify to a 1031 exchange would be irrelevant to you if you qualify for the 2 of 5 year exclusion.

Acknowledging the countless time this question has been asked over the years, I'll just add a couple clarifying points I don't see in the near universal recommendation around Schlage Encode locks: 1.

@Jim Macedon,he acknowledged that a long time ago but he is saying what he said.

I sign addendums all the time acknowledging correct name.  

For what it's worth, my past, and current management agreements state:  "Agent shall indemnify and hold Owner harmless from any loss, costs, damages, suits and expenses (including reasonable attorneys fees) arising from any negligent act of omission of the Agent"I'm not a lawyer, but that language makes me much more comfortable with the PM;  we both acknowledge our responsibilities and this clause tells me that the Agent is willing to take responsibility.