Im in NE/SE Portland. 

I must respond with a hearty "it depends".Benefiting the IRA is not a per se PT. 

While the general rule is that the law of the state of formation should govern the regulation of the internal affairs of an entity, including the liability of an owner of the entity for obligations of the entity, it would appear to be a stretch for a jurisdiction without series LLCs to recognize the liability limitation function of the series within the LLC on the basis of the internal affairs doctrine - the effect of the liability limitation function applies to third-party creditors of a series, not just to the internal affairs of the entity and its members inter se, nor, unless a veil-piercing claim is involved, to the liability of a member for debts of the series or the series LLC.

It sounds like your LLC income (or the portion on which you pay SE tax) would be included in this.

Always consult with your attorney before you rely on the above information.Chris, thank you for your quick response, I will go to the Office of Judicial records (room 284 City Hall- just looked it up) and I se what they say. 

Hi all,  I am interested in constructing a 6 plex, class C apartment in Houston in place of the house that currently stands on the lot. The contractor has given a bid for 630 K for a turn key (including the developmen...

From SE Alaska?

if the property is in your name and not that of a corporate entity, consider pro se court. it is a subsection of small claims court. designed specifically for those without lawyers.

., Good questions.Rental income are not subject to SE taxes to begin with. 

Have someone come out and give you an estimate if you're not sure -- they can tell you how much longer you have until replacement, and can give you a dollar figure to go on.I don't really budget for maintenance per se, that just comes out of my cash flow as I keep after things or if repairs come up.