Closing in the name of an LLC is a distinction that hard money lenders use to avoid many laws and restrictions that would be imposed if it can be seen as a consumer loan.

I found this thought-provoking article on how the robotics industry is powered by high-tech centers as well as manufacturing hubs—with a distinct “Robot Belt” in the #Midwest.: As robots increasingly become a part of our daily lives, a growing chorus of commentators warns that they may take away our jobs and further damage the once great Rust Belt cities that once powered the American economy and served as the backbone of the middle class. 

, and while sorting through the toy dumpster behind Toys R Us, I contemplated that at $350k I likely hold the distinction of being the highest net worth individual to ever stand in that dumpster.

Is there any distinction between a portfolio loan and a commercial loan?

Distinctiveness and consistency are key.Once you've named your property and decided upon a brand personality, you'll want to focus on creating a website and marketing materials that deliver an experience -- just as your vacation home should do.

I keep separate and distinct records for each designated series using QuickBooks Online.

Definitely agree, I would add a level of distinction though. housing can rise, but the total COL for TX is still lower than CA.

It has a very distinct sound.

If these are legal separate dwellings, with their own addresses. then the city should also be able to install two distinct water meters with two separate accounts.You can try to guess who used how much, but you will never be correct, and one of the tenants will always complain. 

Similarly, if the government wanted its agents to inspect rental units in between tenants while they are vacant (or the hypothetical weekend rental car when it's in the lot and not being rented by a consumer), I don't think anyone objecting would have a leg to stand on.I'm mostly thinking out loud here, my position/opinion being developed on the fly as I think about this and we go back and forth...EDIT: if any lawyers want to chime in on from whence the apparent different standards for business and personal stuff arises (assuming that distinction exists at all and I'm not hallucinating), I'd be most happy to read up on that.