In your case, it’s technically an “estimated tax underpayment penalty,” even if your total payments exceed your final tax liability for the year.

One small thing to add: while HUD Form 52641 does spell out the landlord’s right to late payment penalties, it’s still a good idea to include your late fee terms in your lease.

Many landlords participating in the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program are unaware that they may be entitled to late payment penalties if their first Housing Assistance Payment (HAP) is delayed.

Also, they quickly refuted an article by the RealDeal about their DSCR’sTo be clear this is not intended to disparage Rise 48 however, outside of communicating with Rise I have no other medium of exchange on this manner to seek discovery of information.

Quote from @Shango Collier: When purchasing through SDIRA for a rental property would you also have to seek out commercial lending since you (yourself) can not personally guarantee it? 

Seeking Advice: Best Investment Markets Near Boston (<$1.5M, Lakefront Properties)Location: Massachusetts (Greater Boston Area)Investment Strategy: Buy & Hold / Short-Term RentalBudget: Under $1.5MHey BP Community!

If you’re seeking financing that range is typical unless you're bringing in an equity partner.You might consider structuring this as a joint venture with someone who brings capital and shares in the upside, especially if you’re open to giving up some equity in exchange for more reasonable termss 

Readers should seek professional advice.Great information providing clarity.The one thing I’ll add is that having an LLC own the property enables the investor to choose the LLC to be taxed as either a corporation or S corp.  

Almost always the starting bid at the auction will be the amount that is owed on the note plus the amount in arrears plus any other applicable fees and penalties.

However, the practical repercussions can vary.If your lease clearly specifies 45 days and they agreed to this in writing, you might have grounds to seek compensation for any financial loss incurred due to the shortened notice period.