But it's not a perfect fix, and there are still some tricky legal parts.LLC-Making an LLC means the property has its own legal identity, which might protect your personal stuff.

Not entirely sure how heavily this weight into their decision, but wanted to throw this info out there so folks can do their own research, consult with their own advisors/CPAs etc and make the decision for themselves.Banks consider NAICS codes to protect themselves, and the ones deemed "high risk" are simply ones that have a higher likelihood of cash transactions which therefore could be more at risk for tempting thieves/fraud.

There are multiple ways to skin this cat.1) Create a new LLC with identical ownership2) From the "old" LLC distribute TIC interests in the improvable parcel prorata to all the members. 

Depending on which state you have created an LLC and which state is your property in, you may have no privacy in your identity or may have complete privacy. 

I own a PMC with my identical twin sister and have been open since 1978.

because I have never used an online background check service like smart move I assumed that the process online would be virtually identical to the paper process that typical tenant would go through when renting any property.

When I speak of using alternative building methods, I don't really feel compelled to maintain the current aesthetic level or identity associated with the concept.This is the main reason I want to go with the cookie cutter approach to building these.  

I received a lot of identical answers as the posters here, but found one really important insight: almost everyone I spoke with was not speaking from real experience.  

I have a three family building, all units are identical and stacked on top of each other.  

It does not matter if you pay a point or two more or your interest rate is a little higher, you will have the confidence that you are not getting your identity stolen.