My intention was to minimize my reported taxable income after taking expenses against the earnings through the LLC.I don't see how this would benefit you tax wise.In fact, I would be concerned that by mixing personal business (rental property in your name) with the LLC that you could basically nullify the liability protection the LLC offers  allowing anyone who sues you to pierce your corporate veil because of this co-mingling. 

Hi everyone, I am interested in hearing everyone's thoughts on the Platform Pacaso, I have noticed that it can inflate housing prices in some areas due to them being less concerned about paying a low price upfront and more focused on the overall profit they can generate through fractional sales and ongoing services. 

This would allow me to raise the rent for the main house a bit over market but I'm concerned usage could get out of control and making my cashflow take an unpredictable hit.Does anyone see other options here that may work better than the two above?

However, once you move out and rent both units, forming an LLC might be worth looking into for liability protection.2️⃣ Zoning concerns?

Quote from @Alan Roth: I'm already concerned.

The landlord is required to return the deposit and/or provide accounting within 30 days of moving out AND providing a forwarding address. 

If you are concerned about your sales income stability moving forward, just make sure your reserves stay big enough to let you sleep at night.

I have the nolo press book, "California Landlord's Law Book: Rights and Responsibilities " but it doesn't address this specific  scenario.  

This will need to be addressed ASAP.3.

I'm concerned with how to enforce any rules now that he's trying to skirt the lease.