@Julie Marquez the reference Dave gave you provides a overview of the SCRA statues its states "The SCRA, enacted in 2003 and amended several times since then, revised and expanded the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Civil Relief Act of 1940 (SSCRA), a law designed to ease financial burdens on servicemembers during periods of military service.

You may want to amend the bylaws if you plan on selling one of the units later and keeping the other.

You don't have to remove/amend your 2022 return because the property was under your name in 2022.

I believe the US Senate added HR 9395 (the bill to modify bonus depreciation back to 100% for 2023,2024 and 2025) as an amendment to the FAA reauthorization bill in the Senate. 

Unfortunately, you can only go back so many years with amended returns.

Yes, there is some chance if I repeat the guarantee over and over again as part of the marketing for the event, that some people might actually sign up to get free VIP training, food, tours, masterminding, etc. with the pre-planned intent of just asking for their money back, after they get everything, which I feel is frankly a little despicable… but, like I said, it will more likely help sell the event and we CERTAINLY would prefer that if someone were not happy for ANY reason, for them to simply tell us AT THE EVENT, so that we can make amends, rather than them just getting mad and us finding out after the fact, as happened with the prior poster.

Our firm likes to take it a step further and if we see mistakes amend those so you can get tax refund back from prior years. 

Undoing the mess via amendments, etc… always tends to be laborious and more expensive then getting these right the first time.Why are  CPAs seemingly not always in the room when GPs and their attorneys build out their RE Funds? 

@Aaron Mikottis, from an accounting perspective, no, this is not a nightmare, but you will need to amend your LLC agreement if you are currently the sole owner.  

Im pretty sure I need to do an amended return.