My biggest issue is reliable honest and fair contractors.

I'm starting to lean towards this having enough problems that despite the massive monthly cost savings, this program just is not consistent and reliable enough if this is your business instead of a hobby.

Make sure you have a reliable GC in place prior to buying a deal.

Would highly recommend consulting your CPA before entering into an agreement to understand!!

So from my experience here is what you can consider: Having a reliable technician or two on standby for unexpected issues. 

If they're any good, they will take down any deal they find themselves or send it to a preferred list of people they have already been working with, who they trust to respond quickly, close reliably, solve problems effectively, and be pleasant to work with.You come across as rather arrogant in your posts.

SMLLC is disregarded and does not have a separate filing requirement (gets reported straight on the Form 1040).I can't speak to the implications of a potential divorce, I would consult an attorney. 

Consulting with a knowledgeable insurance professional can help tailor a policy that addresses your specific needs and risks.

I currently work as a consultant, on a project that deals with a lot of risk assessment, identifying pain points for my client in areas of improvement, along with these types tasks, there is a lot of tracking and monitoring of multiple different requests that are going on at one time, as well as having to manage my team and personal to ensure we are meeting all necessary suspenses.

The answers could change with additional information and I do not recommend you use the above without consulting your a tax professional first.