I would like to group both of these properties in some sort of limited liability corporation, but I think I lose my tax exemption once it's in the LLC.

We reigned in the budget for some painting and minor handyman work .. and she obliged to our budgetary restraints .House is being shown as we speak.

I've got 3 doors so far, and really trying to figure out how I can grow quickly and leave the corporate world behind as soon as is humanly possible. 

I am concerned that this could happen to others, and I feel an obligation to inform you of these actions in case you or anyone you know may be at risk.

.➡️ Mixing personal and LLC funds without proper documentation could pierce the corporate veil, exposing personal assets to liabilities.

It's worth reaching out to Corporate Housing Groups (most HR Departments at large employers have this division as well as Relocation Companies that you can find via an internet search) to offer your property as a 30-day furnished rental.

The tenant is going to leave no matter what you say, so you should figure out how to let them go while ensuring there's no loss of income.I suggest you remind the tenant they are contractually obligated to pay rent and other costs until a new tenant is found.

An LLC is a smart move for individuals looking to protect themselves, grow their business in a professional light, and operate as a corporation. 

I have two separate but related questions:  (1) What are my obligations to my tenants while the house is uninhabitable?

My Corporate office is up in Chicago and I have an office in Tampa and Miami so I know both areas well.