If you own real estate in the LLC for 10+ years with no claims, you will certainly benefit from favorable insurance pricing, same would apply to operating any business under the LLC name.

So I sold it and personally hold the note while quick claiming the deed.

Now she complained the issue of toilet fill valve which caused unreasonable high water bill and claimed it belongs to wear and tear and a plumbing issue.

This is new to me and I know NJ isn't the best state to be a landlord, so trying to figure out what my rights are.Secondary question - is it worth going through the small claims process to recover $7,000 from this person?

Insurers may view the property as a higher risk, especially if there have been multiple claims.

You can create an LLC in the State of Florida online for $135 just visit sunbiz.org. you can then use a title company or get a quit claim deed online and record it with the county government where your property is located.

You say, "I spent..." but in other threads claim to have raised $500k from private investors for this project.

For all the people out there that are happy about the NAR Settlement, that are happy about "sticking it" to the RE Agent, claiming that RE Agents make too much money, don't provide good service/advice, that they don't have to pay high commissions any more, and that they can fill out "paperwork" and sell a house themselves...are the embodiment of ignorance and inexperience. 

According to a New York Post story about the incident:“[Adele] Andaloro claims the ordeal erupted when she started the process of trying to sell the home last month but realized squatters had moved in—and brazenly replaced the entire front door and locks.

Did minimal work on them, added driveways to each and that’s it.My question is can I claim the capital gain of both parcels in 2023?