You can spend more money to alter each thing or you can spend less money and focus on a few important things, sometimes both of those will result in the same price the house sells for. 

My Lease agreements read, " IMPROVEMENTS AND REPAIRS: Tenant(s) agrees to not make any improvements or repairs or cosmetic alterations to the property without prior written consent from the landlord.

It can be a 4/6/8 year babysitting academy, or it can be a life altering experience. 2.

@Amber C.You can but that would defeat the protection of the LLC as you will demonstrate that the LLC is an alter ego and as such would be totally disregarded.

Also if you did not respect the proper use of your LLC (proper separation of funds, proper capitalization, proper documents and using the name of the LLC for all contracts), you may have pierced the company veil and the LLC would be considered your alter ego and not providing any protection anymore.I believe that an LLC is a must for asset protection purpose.

., for ......years, at ......percent, with......down. when you ask very directly, it could alter a friendship. 

If something that was $60/share goes to $0/share it is still a finite loss.Mind altered!

@Daniel Alter I think this question depends a lot on each person's different strategy when it comes to real estate.

The owner loses the tent income AND pays to have the work corrected.I rarely allow Tenant alterations.

The tenant does not speak English well so she called her DIL who explained that her husband (tenant's son) is an electrician and put the connections in.We provide the stove and fridge and my lease is VERY specific in that no extra appliances shall be added and no alterations to the property shall be made w/o our written consent.