@Adeola AdeThere is no equivalent to an LLC {which has elements of both a sole proprietorship and a corporation} in Canada.Limited Liability Partnerships (LLP) in most, if not all, parts of the country are specifically for professional (lawyers, doctors, dentists) businesses.This leaves you with a sole proprietorship, a partnership or a corporation ... of these, a partnership is a flow-through entity between 2 or more partners.  

I have a Canadian Dentist offering to pay me 6 months up front my rental is in Gainesville Florida. 

:-)Also, as far as managing, if your criteria is set in cement, it's much easier to say no to people, even if they yank at your heartstrings.  

She didn't even mention this, but I also offered to send her a copy of my utility bill to prove it was my residence, just in case she was worried it was a scam.Then, all of a sudden, when she realized she would need to put her money where her mouth was (duh)...it turned into, "oh, well first she needed to talk to her friend to cement the travel dates and blah, blah, blah."  

We have since installed plumbing and cemented over.  

Hi Bp am in dentist office waiting for my turn I thought i need  to take your opinions, i have a rental application It has on it 1adult with 8 kids ((wow)) know my question if she passes all the screening, would you rent to her, the home is 4 bed 2 bath I just finish renovations on it, the rent is $1200 , can I charge her additional $200 ( The way I figured additional $50 for each person over the 5 persons limits that I like to have in that home ), the prospect tenant is a section 8 

like others said, fix up the fence, paint the deck (you can do it yourself); put crown molding up in the home; stainless steel appliances would've been nice and not that much more $. got some of that colored paint cement and paint the frontway/stoop. someone can reseal the asphalt driveway for $50-$100. tile the bathtub; change the closet knobs. have you called the agents who have walked thru for feedback?

They're trolling for someone sloppy enough or naive enough to rent to them.I agree that you must have criteria set in cement.  

My close friend in Florida has big buildings and he fills up all the pools with cement to prevent from liability. 

I'm wondering if some kind of stone/cement would look okay, and that wouldn't look too weird compared to the neighboring properties.Just one example:https://images.search.yahoo.com/images/view;_ylt=A...