over 7 months there would be a lot of dust, hair, etc. just with normal daily walking about.

Teeth, hair they are both on the same head. if I put some of my business cards in your vacation rentals, I can give you 10% on every victim, I mean patient... posted by @Lucas Carl:Seems you should know this info well before you start a management company.

@Bradley Combs When an LLC dissolves, its assets are distributed to its owner(s). 

Amazon, can't deliver a hair cut, manicure, tire change, root canal, foot massage, six pack of beer(actually they can, just not as conveniently as the old corner store), Big Gulp, pizza, etc, etc, etc....YET!

They had our PM as the owner instead of us, etc...took about 6 months to resolve the above - was kind of hair pulling crazy.The tenant is ok, but she can no longer her portion of the rent, so she has decided to leave for somewhere else.Yep - long distance deal.

I will certainly comb through them again.  

When renting out a storefront, look for a business that requires the customer to come in (restaurant, hair/nail salon, massage, etc.).

I hope I don’t pull my hair out too much!!!!

Originally posted by @Tyler Combs:@Scott Smith,@Jay Hinrichs,@Caleb Heimsoth What do you think is the break even point for taking a closer look at more complicated asset protection strategies? 

If the plaster is pulling away from the lath (horse hair and glue eventually fails), you may  be able to use drywall screws and buttons (washes) to pull it back in-place.