Also, how do I alter my lease since now the government is involved as a payer.

By the way can you translate this to me?

Does a new fence and generally more appealing backyard translate to higher rent?

I have a duplex that is going to be rented and used for rental arbitrage... mid-term leasing to medical workers.I just submitted the lease to the tenant and listed her as the individual tenant but altered to allow her "guests". 

Translation: this is a really bad idea.I do not like the arbitrage model because there are too many risks and the margins are too thin, and I AM the management company.

That increase in rent, should translate into increase in NOI, which would be your new value.

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Is this an older property that may have been altered, added onto, or just had poor quality electrical repairs at some point?

(translation, opportunity to negotiate since there are capex items needed...)This is 'the game' and everyone knows it.

Even if the IRS doesn't limit such a practice, you may face some problems down the line if someone decides to sue the corporation and try to pierce the corporate veil claiming "alter ego".