Dont let the tax tail tag the income dog.

We're amazed and wonder how you are so lucky, because the few times that we have trusted guests to do something like "bring a 25 pound dog" it ends up being an 80 pound mixed breed dog that barks all of the time.  

Let's say you get sued by your neighbor for your dog biting them in the butt for $1mm.

I contacted the local PD, no police reports have been filed only phone calls placed from my property about concerns at other nearby address...dog barking, noise complaint, the latest was assist person.

Ultimately, it sounds like they did you a favor but that you need to curb the behavior to prevent unnecessary work and being over charged in the future.We have run into issues like this many times in the past.

Criticizing others for their failure to do the same provides them self-justification for their confirmation bias.This is a common behavior pattern to justify many debatable decisions people make in life.

Sure, but you will find more fleas on an iron dog than you will times that a subpoena issued at the request of a government is quashed outright, or even substantially modified, before execution.When I referred to piercing the veil, I referred to piercing the veil of the trust -- finding out who the personal beneficiaries are -- not asking a court to declare one entity liable for the debts of another.

My place sleeps a lot, and so, is often rented by large groups of "friends", no one with a majority stake in the collective negative outcomes of their behavior. 

S8 is clearly not responsible for the behavior of your tenants. 

That is why people describe the commercial space as more of a dog-eat-dog environment.