We have all B class now, but previously had C class. If

Most people don't know what they're looking at when it comes to cabinets.For a long-term hold, I prefer to go with what will last, no matter the property class (if I can afford it).

@Mike StadelI'm assuming the LLC is solely owned by you and has the default federal tax classification of 'disregarded entity'.If this is the case you would not file a 941 as the owner of a disregarded entity is not and can't be an employee (i.e. can't issue himself/herself payroll and W-2).The only way the LLC could accomplish this is by making a C or an S election."

IMO, You would be better off looking for properties that have a Flood Zone X, classification to avoid the flood insurance requirement.

Classifications of course are very subjective, but in JAX, I would only consider properties that rent for $950 or more if you want to avoid riskier neighborhoods.

Would we need to file Form 8832 for First LLC and Second LLC to change the classification from Partnership to owned by parent corporation?

Are there any loopholes worth exploring to take advantage of an owner-occupied classification for the lower taxes?

Interesting @Jamie Bateman, unfortunately no continuity on classifications from state to state, but still a handy resource!

If we have the zoning changed or updated to the correct zoning, will we fall in that commercial classification? 

I have my Early Childhood Degree and I teach a Pre-K class. If