@Austin Willman I am a CPA and the classic accountant answer is it depends.

This is not only accepted it is REWARDED by google.This is the classic example of following rules blindly without thinking about why these rules are put in place in the first time.This is not a matter of opinion or debate.

Prefer the classic rustic "Cabin in the woods".

Get creative, rattle some bushes, repurpose.   

And the most frustrating, according to...well, everybody.I've only just started using it for RE purposes...but like I mentioned, it's how I built my marketing company and would estimate have made multiple 6-figures from it. 

. - Cabinets & quartz counters were from Pius in seattle; they have good pricing, a good showroom and are fairly quick to turn around- cabinets are the 'grey shaker' for the kitchen, 36 inches tall was the right size for our 94 inch ceilings to give us cabinets that go all the way to the ceiling; and 'white shaker' for the bathroom vanity; same counter on both- floors are laminate from costco; "harmonics camden oak"; I they're 8mm thick, 6 inch wide and 48 inch long and have a pre-attached pad; great texture on the surface and solid quality feel; would definitely buy again- kitchen backsplash was from home depot online (couldnt find subway I liked both the look and price of in store) called "jeffrey court classic brick" in 2inch x 4inch size for $2.89/ft- appliances were the entry level samsung stainless, with a counter dept fridge- cabinet handles and faucet were from amazon; cabinet handles are brand "Probrico" in the 5 inch size.

As the Issac Newton quote goes from the classic Millionaire Real Estate Agent book "If I have seen further than others, it is by standing upon the shoulders of giants."

ikea is garbage.Search for local dealers selling Wolf classic cabinetry in your area.

Much more cost effective.Now as for the classic should I or shouldn't I question about purchasing property in an LLC.If you are going with residential properties and want to use financing you will need to use your personal name.

@George Yu This is classic pushing through and getting to the finish line.