They are concerned for their safety, and frankly so am I. 

I like the added safety of multiple tenants as far as vacancies go.

She's complained to her father, who is a co-signer on her lease, and he has gone into helicopter parent mode harassing us to "fix" the problem.

So where does depreciation and corporate taxes get accounted for, because on the model I got from this Udemy real estate course, there's no depreciation and corporate taxes either. 

It's hard to tell from the language if this is a requirement (to minimize absentee out of state landlord issues) or simply to state who might be working on behalf of the out of state landlord as more of a safety precaution/heads up (e.g.

This persons strategy is trading leveraged ETFs - NOT trading options on them, which is exactly what YOU say that YOU are doinghttps://www.reddit.com/r/RobinHood/comments/5ov9q0...He discusses the actual number of shares he is trading and so forth - NOT contracts for optionsYou're a schmuck, a scam, a fraud, and now that you're caught with your pants down you are in full blown lie mode to see if you can save faceGTFO man 

The seasoned investors tend to always be in buy mode however the velocity of the buying can change with the real estate cycles and so can tweaking the investment strategy somewhat.

Anyway, I am trying to maximize returns and run things better now that I am setup as a real business tracking everything to the penny, following proper LLC safeties, and added 4 more units, etc. 

They will damage your building, and if they chew on some wiring, they could cause a significant safety issue.  

Many investors never take their first, they are stuck in analysis paralysis mode and keep waiting for their first great deal which will never happen.