Instead I would install a floor that would hold up to the lack of care that a typical tenant would show to something they don't own or I would install something that was cheap to replace or repair.As far as selling a property goes, is it the investors job to make sure all the finishes will last no matter how abusive the new owners are or how ignorant they are about how to maintain or not destroy the finishes?

She suffered from abuse and has some work to do on her mental health.

So, my concern is that a hammer could drop in the future if they get out of hand.....especially if they are abused.

They clearly state in this article, “ROBS plans, while not considered an abusive tax avoidance transaction, are questionable because they may solely benefit one individual – the individual who rolls over his or her existing retirement funds to the ROBS plan in a tax-free transaction.”Another option to gain personal access, as Lisa Liberski noted, would be a $50k maximum loan from your 401K.

I typically work with the N/P to find a house that meets their needs ie. no steps or near a bus line, then buy the house for them.

Animal control might be the way to go, if the dog is unlicensed, or if the dog is being treated abusively.

Totally an unfair and abuse IMO.

Originally posted by Rich Weese:I would never compare hotel/motel, restaurants etc with units.Rich, didn't mean to mislead there, the article was saying that multis were more for maintenance than other commercial properties, they aren't, a motel takes alot more abuse/management/staff per sq ft......not really comparable

There is also a bus stop 150 ft south and a little east of the house.

http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/article/0,,id=106553,00.html Be aware that the heading there says abusive tax schemes; however, it then goes to explain how they are legal or not.As long as it is a Revocable Land Trust it will be considered pass through just as your single member LLC.