I'm with Mike... more info is needed in order to render any sort of opinion.That said, I could not think of a worse situation for tenants than the Federal Government being their landlord.

I know emotion should not drive decision making, but I realize that regardless of my diligent saving what happens with our economy can render all the work pointless.

@Dzmitry ZakharauNice sketchup rendering! 

In showing that I'm the owner I'm thinking this will negate the benefit of the "veil" and therefore render the whole LLC/living trust venture moot?

The point is, be prepared to pay premium for services rendered at a premium grade, in return, you will have less headaches and it is less likely you will be back on BP ranting about how your contractor never showed up or ripped you off somewhere.

The consideration for whether or not to hold properties in an LLC is purely a legal liability decision and, because I am not an attorney, I am not qualified to render a professional opinion on this topic.The arguments for and against holding property in an LLC on BP alone are innumerable and can be found utilizing the search functions.

Prospective tenants needed a place by July 1 and wanted to see how it felt; I showed them the place with most of the drywall installed, along with Kitchen renderings and samples of material I have ordered and they signed a one year lease! 

The living room functions essentially as a hallway for traffic up/down and in/out, rendering the living room useless as a place to hang out, unless you want people passing through all the time.

Check out the renderings and details on the upcoming world's tallest tower, slated to reach 1 mile high in the Saudi Desert:Introducing the World’s Tallest Building: Mile-High Tower in Saudi ArabiaNo bubble out there, huh?

They sent over a payment agreement that contained the clause:agrees to pay $2,182.60 for unbilled utility service rendered at [Address Removed] for the time period December 09, 2015 THROUGH November 30, 2016 .