@Jeff Bisgier insurance and an umbrella policy will not help you if you are sued. read the fine print.

We want to run everything through our business and found out the government will not accept our tax application if the title on the property is not the business.

The Delaware Statutory Trust (DST), however, is a statutory entity, created by filing a Certificate of Trust with the Delaware Division of Corporatios and governed by Chapter 38, Part V, Title 12 of the annotated Delaware Code (See 12 §§ 3801 through 3862).Delaware is one of the few states in America to have a statutory trust law.

Taxes and other Government fees = $948.25E.

Govern yourself accordingly (sorry I couldn't help myself -- its what lawyers put in their letters all the time --lol)  good luck !!! 

You consider the 3K+ BAH received from even just lower enlisted (with a base on each side of Oahu), foreign investors, government workers, shortage of non degree requiring jobs, etc.

Certainly the margins are decreasing due to both increased government regulation and market saturation.But professionals like Neil Collins here in Portland, who self-manage effectively, and can deal with government wonkage effectively still have profitable margins.  

Print them out give to her either way when you call and meet face to face TODAY.Its always better to handle problems OUTSIDE the court system

I was told that the state/government would be willing to pay market rent value for your property and in most cases it is more than what you would receive through a private or traditional tenant.

As Jason Lee mentions the comps you provide (in hand, printed) will help give the appraiser confidence that the price they’re giving isn’t unrealistic, and hence they won’t get questioned about it by supervisors or homeowners