as for insects, litter the place with diatomaceous earth (makes the most sense between tenants, but can be used around humans and pets)worse problem with much contact is dry skin/rash.the powder is crushed diatomes (creature shells, chemically silica-ish) in effect it's micro shards of glass which wedge in the crevices of the exoskeletons. so bugs eventually get clumped up with the stuff and can't move. and sometime pierces the innards. so either way they die.it's organic, non toxic. just don't wallow in it, and don't let kids/pets play in it.

John Pierce sounds like you might want to be consulting with an attorney at your stage.

If you live in the property, a good attorney will easily be able to "pierce the corporate veil" giving you essentially zero corporate protections.

Same thing like a LLC and piercing the corporate veil.

Lastly the LLC can pierced so easily too and smart attorney can always try and go after you and the LLC.

I live in Tenino but anywhere around King, Pierce, Lewis, Pacific, Grays Harbor, or Mason Counties will do.    

Lots of LLCs don't matter if the corporate veil is pierced. 

If you are trying to shield untold amounts of wealth from creditors and potential litigation, then you want more anonymity and privacy in your entities.Keep in mind that any form of Trust can be judicially pierced (exposed) in it is found to shield any type of illegal activity, fraudulent setup or asset purchased with illegal funds.PS:Real Estate is typically titled in Trust (not a Trust account)

I'm almost certain having piercings or  tattoos don't qualify for protected class under fair housing laws.  

They may lend on the property as rehab them you can get a stated income fixed 30 year loan under 7% with no docs and no track record once it is done.Regards...Richard ScholtzA Pierce County based lender  :-(