No, it is inside of an HOA neighborhood but the current regulations only restrict rentals under 30 days stays.

I am currently selling a 16-unit apartment complex, the first one to sell since 1998 when this buyer bought this one!

Outcome currently is a rented basement for $1,350 a month + $130 in utilities while I live in the upstairs unit.

As such, we need to place an emphasis on preserving the current stock of affordable housing that is already on the market.

There are also other strategies that can work better currently, depending on what your goals are. 

So, I talked to the current tenant got her bills (I knew how much they would be roughly since I had a rental up the street I was remodeling to get on the market).

I am currently simply educating myself on such options. 

In fact, given current boom in Stock market, one is way better off investing there.

Since you are married and live in a community property state, the IRS treats your joint ownership as a single owner for tax purposes, meaning you can answer "No" and proceed with disregarded entity classification.If you want to eliminate confusion going forward, you could dissolve the current LLC and set up a new single-member LLC under one spouse’s name, ensuring automatic disregarded entity treatment without needing to file Form 1065 in the future.

Currently we have titled our 16 properties in 4 LLCs and we have a 5th LLC where we manage our properties.