If the company would not write the LLC as a named insured and they are the owner, it could be an issue at claim time.  

Too many tenants take advantage of Mom and Pop landlords because they are willing just to write it off.

I'm not typically one to write posts, but wanted to talk about my experience with the Subto mentorship with Pace Morby.

And many folks write it off completely because of stagnant population.

To get some insight into the development process, take a look at this thread I am writing, walking through an actual multi-family development project in SoCal: Life Cycle of a CA MF Development ProjectI am an offer of help, feel free to post questions here or you can send DM. 

The reality is the opposite - if it's not in writing then the PMC doesn't have to provide the service or can charge extra for it!

From there, form an estimated replacement cost, and write down the estimated remaining life left. 

Say you start a STR and use the loophole to write off 100k from W2 salary. 2 yrs later the rental goes underwater and you have to give it up at huge loss.  

Fees should be clearly stated in writing, easy to understand, and justifiable.

There are some good options for cabin style properties if you have to time and funds to invest in upgrading a unit to the current standards.