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I just got out of a 90 minute consultation meeting with an attorney.

Peggy- I would Strongly recomend consulting a lawyer who is active in" Community Association" or" Condo Law".

This is a situation in which you would do well to follow Tom's advise to consult an attorney.

I would also consult you accountant and council to ensure the contract is worded such that the Tax man cannot deem the transaction to have occurred in 2013.

I'm trying to make sure, for tax purposes, that I document everything and keep the expenses for the rental units as separate from my personal expenses as I can.I will also be consulting a CPA about this.

If you are still concerned or just aren't sure, consult with an attorney first.Also, it is ridiculous to offer a huge deposit upfront.

http://www.bbb.org/utah/business-reviews/financial-consultants-no-license-required/dohardmoney-com-in-west-jordan-ut-22167211/complaints#

I am putting an apartment up for rent within the next 20 days and would like a RE attorney in the area to consult on lease familiar with the area and evictions.

Make sure any attorney you consult is well versed in tenant/landlord law...not divorce, adoptions, or drunk driving convictions.