Building code may be an issue, if your area requires a fire wall between living units, that means a fire resistant wall (block) that raises above the top plate about 18 inches I believe under roof, that would be hard to put into an existing building from the foundation up.By the time you do a conversion I'd say your tenant would be paying the cost of the add ons, you'll be paying for the house.

The LLC does not protect you from legal risks, it just firewalls it within the LLC (and that's not even guranteed, there are ways around).

I remember when dial up was 14k, when there were no such thing as firewalls, password policies, two factor auth, encryption, the first computer viruses, and when people said it was impossible and no one would ever do business over the internet.

Putting container homes side by side in one project could impact life safety issues such as firewalls between units, sprinklers, multiple exits etc.

Read the account agreement and you will see that they do not provide tax, legal or investment advice, and that you are fully responsible for compliance with IRS guidelines.As I noted earlier, this does not mean they will turn a blind eye, and if they do spot something that looks to be wrong, they will probably stop the processing and call or email you, but they are certainly not the "firewall" that many believe them to be.With the IRA LLC, there is still an IRA custodian involved.  

The tenant may recover the actual and reasonable cost of that other housing which is in excess of the amount of rent which is abated.Elsewhere in Clark County, NV codes:"Life-safetysystems" means, without limitation, electrical, plumbing, heating, ventilating, air conditioning, emergency lighting, audio and visual signals, fire sprinklers, smoke detectors, fire walls, and means of egress required by law for the protection of human life and safety.So, the fact of the matter is, most people do live without A/C, however your municipality, and building codes will determine whether or not you are required to provide such services, and what remediation the tenant has and what duties the landlord is liable for.

Like you pointed out it will cause a firewall like break in the chain.

This destroys any fire walls that the building is designed to keep in place.  

Needs to sprinkled for a leasing of the entire basement or a firewall to reduce open footage to 5,000 or less.The basement is mostly carpeted with several rooms that were rented in the past.

You could have a server or hardware firewall that does a better job of blocking torrents and providing security, but then you have to buy and maintain that.