You can access it remotely to lock, unlock, set codes, check status, and even check history.

This is something you should poll about in the different social media platforms...  

There, you can share a bit of your background story, include contact information, service areas, websites/links, social media pages and more.Wishing you all the best as you continue to expand!

Just because some writes a book, goes on a podcast and is popular on social media; doesn't mean they actually know what is going on.

Probably not, because in some states would change the tax status of the property to Secondary which could be a red flag for USDA especially if they are the ones you are making the payments to, which is the case with USDA Direct loans. 

So the second knows the status of the first..

Regardless of what else you do, make sure she gets a bad social media review.

@Nilusha Jayasinghe I always collect a potential residents social security number, DOB and license.

I've seen allot of social media about trusts and holding companies and I don't want to get too complicated but want to protect myself and family from legal issues that could arise......Thanks again for your advice!

But then again, I've heard that as long as you keep everything up to par with the llc's basics  (separate bank acct, current llc status w state,  properly funded,  no co-mingling, etc) it holds up in court even if single member.