Then you’re using a chemical treatment to combat odors, while running negative air machines 24/7 until confident odors have been arrested before you move forward.The secondary catch with doing a full gut renovation, the inspection process is now a full view x-ray, with anything and everything exposed any time an inspector walks on site.

Anecdotally, I'd say half the inquiries I get are from medical pros and the rest are all over the map from relocations to seasonal workers to digital nomads to academics, to people traveling into town for lengthy medical treatments.

I came across a thread about water treatment plants and a gentleman by the name of Jim Johnson  caught my eye. 

Additionally, free rent is taxable to your employee and impacts your tax treatment as well.The correct way to do this is to set a pay scale, pay them that, and then charge them the whole rent.

Did you use KDAT (kiln dried after treatment)?

it took going back and forth to ramp and the utility company but they got my power on I was so worried because my wife is on oxygen sometimes and has to take breathing treatments every four hours so in an emergency ramp pulled threw for me now we both can breathe easy and thanks for your concern

We have a contract with Servall.. pay them quarterly and after initial treatment if the bugs show up they take care of it.

No special tax treatment like the depreciation you get owning business property.

Most are fine without a regular treatment, but some I have set up on quarterly treatments when we have found more than the occasional bug. 

http://www.journalofaccountancy.com/Web/20103328.htm The IRS is issuing guidance on the treatment of these entities.