I would never alter a load-bearing wall without a signed/stamped report from an engineer. 

Co-minngling funds and using it as your alter-ego is the fastest way to pierce your corporate veil. 

This means no co-mingling of funds and running it like a separate entity as opposed to your alter-ego. 

Prior to the expiration or termination of the Lease, Franchisor shall have the right to enter Premises to make any reasonable modifications or any reasonable alterations necessary to protect Franchisor interest in the Franchisor business and the Proprietary Marks and System (as such terms are defined in the Franchise Agreement), or to cure any default under the Franchise Agreement or any development agreement entered into by Franchisor and the Tenant or under the Lease, and Landlord and Tenant agree that Franchisor shall not be liable for trespass or any other crimes or tort. 

But if you create a pattern it will look like LLC is an alter ego thus piercing your corporate veil , in my layman’s opinion.

Which means at a min getting a bank account for each, operating each as its own standalone business and not an alter ego of yourself, and having to use commercial financing.I hope this helps.

Just wanted to share my recent mind altering experience about the B.P. calculators.

I’m not sure what “special” circumstances or novel litigation there is that might alter normal practices, but.....there typically is no way the bank could take a reduced pay off u less done specifically through the short sale process, due to federal law, mortgage insurance requirements, etc.Any more details specific to this situation would be helpful.The language you proposed would be perfectly fine, and likely fine without it.

Every broker alters a PA to some degree for their firm.

I’m not sure if that alters the conversation in any way...TIA.