The mold remediation company fogged the attic (same treatment I think), and this killed the mold.

They are both in poor/bad health and need a lump sum to pursue some experimental treatments.

In reality, I know the overall probability of closed sales to properties reviewed so most everyone is going to get the same treatment.

I have to imagine that whatever is going on with him is seriously impeding his ability to live a happy life, and chances are strong that there is treatment that can really improve his quality of life.

Additionally, there are a few decisions that can and should be made regarding the treatment of certain expenses, especially in year 1 of owning a new rental property as you want to make sure you are taking maximum advantage of the potential tax savings.

Although a multifamily building might be held for investment and qualify for 1031 treatment, the portion you actually live in is not. 

Are you on private well, septic, or wastewater treatment plant?

If you know it was clean before they moved in, then there's reason to believe they brought the roaches in and should be responsible for treatment.

I think a lot of us would like to get a better idea of how you would approach a deal like this.How do you identify a prospective multi family property that would you target for this treatment?

Hi @Zac Boelkow,(all prudent CYA statements go here, ha) It really seems to come down to what you are wanting to accomplish with the structuring.In states that allow series LLC treatment it is a very favorable effective risk-reduction move, so if that's your primary goal then it may be the right move.Otherwise states with stringent business privacy laws (Wyoming, among others) a well-structured holding co. can give the owner BOTH legal protection AND privacy, which tickles the fancy of many a wealth-builder.A brief consultation with a savvy Asset Protection attorney would do you well here.