Hey @Charlie Palmeri - A lot of cookie cutter law firms exist that will quickly help you get setup with an LLC.

A lot of lenders just work with primary residence borrowers and like cookie-cutter deals... 

There is a new lending policy that if you find a home that already has an ADU built, you can use the future predicted rent to help you qualify for a larger loan (similar to buying a 2-4 unit multi-family).There are a lot of cookie cutter lenders out there that want you to have W-2 income and if you don't fit into their little box, it makes it hard to qualify.

Since they have cookie cutter plans, they are cheaper that a custom builder. https://www.adairhomes.com/custom-homes/or/north-willamette-valley/marion-county/salem/plans/multi-gen

This is not a Cookie Cutter, One Size Fits All scenario.A Corp vs LLC vs personal name discussion should be had with both an attorney and a CPA. 

In this way, the procedure for handling it is cookie cutter as it is the same as not paying the normal rent.

there is a RIG meeting each week.. 

You'll want it to be specific to your needs, which may not be cookie cutter.

For a completely a completely sanitized, cookie cutter life, stay in the suburbs.

And then there's the fact that the more properties you have, the more moves you'll be able to make, so really, the less useful the cookie-cutter metrics become.Right now, you own a property that you're not losing money on.