I have read that single member LLC's can be classified as "disregard entities" and treated as sole proprietorships with no liability protection and adding a spouse does not change this (as opposed to an unrelated party); however, I don't really know what I am talking about and I read this somewhere on the interwebs :)

If shingles were a surface that were regularly treated with paint (such as wood siding is) then it might be reasonable to paint.

I can see where they would treat you as just any other tenant and want to use their own lease.

., in a real property trade or business) if:1) more than one-half of the personal services you provided during the year were performed in a real property trade or business in which you materially participated; AND2) the number of hours in which you materially participated in this real property trade or business was more than 750 hours; AND3) you must materially participate in each rental real estate activity unless you filed an election to group all rental real estate activities as one (and materially participate in that activity).A "real property trade or business" means any real property development, redevelopment, construction, reconstruction, acquisition, conversion, or rental operation, management, leasing, or brokerage trade or business.Personal services performed as an employee are not treated as being performed in a real property trade or business unless you are a more than 5% owner of the trade or business.For joint return purposes, the eligibility requirements are considered met if either you or your spouse separately satisfy the requirements.

I wouldn't treat obituaries any differently.

You mix it in warm water & heat the treated area before & after application for temperatures below 45 degrees.

Again, discuss this with a lawyer in your area and be sure you know both local laws and how this would be treated if you end up in court.

If a shareholder has contributed exactly one-third of the company's capital, then exactly one-third of the company's net profit or loss must be allocated to that shareholder.Your idea of contributing the same amount of capital and treat the funds from your "money guy" as a loan is a good one :)

However, TransUnion might be treating it kind of like a revolving account in which your "credit limit" was your original loan balance and your current balance is whatever you owe.

But it depends on the size of the contamination, for small areas treating to kill the mold, priming with killz and repainting will usually work.