However, you are free to structure the deal in any fashion you want.However, this is absolutely the kind of thing that you will need both a lawyer and an accountant to advise you on.  

I would suspect that most major cities address short term, rooming houses in some form or fashion.

If you continue in this fashion what more could they want??  

Pawn shop, but need something of value (jewelry, guns, electronic devices)5.

@Geoffrey Serdar, @Michael Ealy maybe just provided the worst advice I've seen on the forums in at least 20-minutes...anyway, unless you are a fan of litigation and an ensuing fair housing violation, you need to honor the terms of the lease...if you evict in a retaliatory fashion you're walking into a hornets nest.

I work with Hailey specifically, who gets deals closed in a timely and diligent fashion. 

Honestly, we're just looking for the good old fashioned/long term "someone else is paying a mortgage off for us that we will sell and cash to on some day" approach.

SEO seems to have fallen out of fashion a little bit, my guess is mainly because it's no longer a "new" thing.

2) Will the entity hold capital assets that will appreciate in value3) Do you want to allocate income/loss in a fashion outside of the capital contribution percentages4) The amount of income generated by the business5) etcThis is something you want to consult with your accountant/adviser before proceeding.

If you can't get your questions answered in a timely fashion, (like from a website) then an LLC is no good to you anyway.