Yet they are allegedly so disabled that they can't handle being in the privacy of their home without an animal? 

A good policy will also offer:- Liability coverage of at least $300k,- an endorsement that will pay your rental income ("loss of use") should a claim displace your tenants,- liability coverage for wrongful eviction, invasion of privacy, etc., - coverage for slow seepage and leakage (especially since tenants don't always report problems right away),- in our area (Houston and the gulf coast) you also want to consider the pros and cons of a 1% vs 2% deductible for wind and hail claims. 

Agents are supposed to honor their client's privacy and work in their best interests.

A spouse can also participate in the same plan, there are additional tax benefits compared to an IRA, and there is generally greater privacy.

S0 there goes any privacy or advantages from LLC friendly states like NV.

Idaho's privacy laws stipulated a $1,000 fine per incident (I think that it was interpreted to me as meaning per call or piece of mail) if convicted.

Getting use to house hacking early on before having a family and wanting more "privacy" is a great way to start.

As long as there are separate entrances and sufficient privacy, make sure you're within code. 

It is an LLC, I can't post more on the forums for privacy reasons.

-What about the KBG tactics employed by law enforcement to infringe on privacy and harass people at their homes?