This is by no means an exhaustive list - it's just a suggestion to get you thinking.

The real reason is they often exhaust themselves trying to work the graveyard shift (currently 12 hour time difference their from our EST) while still raising their kids, etc.

Does the shower have a fart fan and does it exhaust the air outside, not at all, or into the attic?

I installed an exhaust fan over their stove and I know that they use it, but it’s overmatched I’m afraid.

In a lot of locations we are getting away from the central systems, and, even detached homes that currently have through the wall exhaust, we have been changing to this type of product to eliminate the "fuzz" floating around the yard:https://adr-products.com/

She paid the rent on time and in full for several months until she almost exhausted her savings.

After testing a dozen or more exhaustively, it came down to 2 that my OUR needs (your needs may be different).

What would typically happen once the exemption is exhausted.

Obtain good liability insurance (some liability coverage can often be included with the landlord or commercial policy).Updating Lease Agreements: If you have tenants in the property, you'll need to update the lease agreements to reflect the new ownership by the LLC.Planning: Assess the overall costs and plan the order to do the items.Finally, while this list covers several points, it is not exhaustive, and the complexity of the real estate and tax laws means there may be other issues and considerations.

I literally rattled these ideas off from the top of my head, so it's obviously not an exhaustive list.Who has other/ better ideas to share with the BP community?