In a S-Corp, you can have wages separated cleanly, but that is a different ball of wax and not generally applicable to rental holdings.On the active income, you can contribute with profit sharing up to 20% of your net business income.  

Burn the candles, use the nice sheets, wear the fancy lingerie.

I've seen enough things fail I've got a good idea on how to put things together for longevity sake down to the wax seals on the toilets.Rents for 3bdrm 3 bath are 1375 ea w no lawn care.  

ONLY downside is I am told they can be stained by foods but a good sealer and bee's wax treatment goes a long way. 

I know first hand how a stressful job is burning a candle from both ends, so even if you get to the millionaire mark what's to say that you won't have hypertension or some other stress induced pathology.

have you tried using a vinyl wax?

It was a slate roof , candles would melt in the summer , we did have a window unit , but only turned it on at night after the fan ran in the other window .    

Weird but related.... these hardwired alarms go off every time we cook without a hitch, but never go off when i blow out a scented candle and it smokes.

I believe the insurance company is using good business practice by requiring $300,000 liability insurance for a pet like a cat or dog.Ask an attorney and they will recommend the same renters insurance coverage.Additionally they would advise you to ask for a copy of the insurance coverage.A cat or dog can cause someone to trip and injure themselves, they could jump up on someone and injure them when they fall, the pet can bite someone (causing them to miss work), knock over a lighted candle and burn the place down.As you knew about the pet if the renter does Not have insurance they are going to attempt to make a claim on your insurance or sue you.

@Chad Duval maybe they just have a big build-up of cerumen - aka ear wax. :)