After the original LLC was created (simply titled after the street address), we starting using the branding "Family First Hideaways" when talking about the web of properties we would like to acquire across the country.  

There will most probably be class action lawsuits for all of us to join after the filings and the web of multiple funds, corporations and relationships to one another are identified.

This particular prospect indicated that I could only charge first month's rent and security.I scoured the web and forums to see if there is anything preventing me charging first and last, but I don't see it.

It looks like you circumvented that by having it browse a web page, is that right?

They cost money though, as you have to bribe agents with food to attend.Despite us supplying our owner clients with data on web-hits, inquiries, phone calls, showings scheduled, showings completed and applications, they never seem to grasp that the perceived value of their property must be addressed.There are only a few ways to do that: more exposure, improve the property, offer a special or lower the rent.Perhaps you should have that discussion with your PMC?

Go to your county web site and find out more

Thanks for the advice, I'm going to reach out to the county auditor for any permits.The vent is just a 14' x 6' inch slotted vent.

As someone in a BP podcast once said;"people will google what is on the bandit signs in their area"So consider it being a second-hand approach to your web presence.

@Amiee ThompsonWelcome to BiggerPockets, the site I consider to be Best for Real Estate on the web. 

Make sure you run your scenario by your lender, instead of just relying on your interpretation from HUD's web site.