Some underwriters may not care or ask, while others may scrutinize the situation.

Thanks.Is there any way I could get in trouble for scrutinizing this tenant more than my usual screening criteria? 

I don’t have exact statistics, but the IRS does scrutinize REPS claims, especially when they are used to offset significant W-2 income.

So now we have to be sure to scrutinize any email from them, or risk losing money on a booking.

The next (good) tenant who get's scrutinized by a burnt landlord, who needs to increase rent to make up for the cost of the last eviction.

We scrutinize and have policies in place to verify. 

I'd rather not post and help folks than get scrutinized and feel threatened. 

So, turnkey yes, but definitely scrutinize and expect to be involved for a little while. 

Each LLC can have a separate agreement, but the IRS will scrutinize this, so keep everything above board to avoid issues.Tax Implications: This arrangement could allow you to shift income and claim home office deductions, but it needs to be done carefully to avoid triggering any red flags with the IRS.Renting a Car to Your LLCs:Renting your car to your LLCs can also offer some tax benefits, such as shifting income and potentially deducting expenses like mileage and depreciation.

HOAs can limit your ability to rent the unit too so you'd need to scrutinize the HOA bylaws to see if rentals are allowed or if there are any restrictions on rentals such as owners can only lease their unit for a max of 1 year etc..