This is only one tiny example of numerous benefits I receive from my activity here.One could argue that someone with as many posts and contributions as I have made should be paid for it.

Signing a ten page lease to stay at a tiny house in the mountains seemed excessive.

So if you have one tiny rental in an LLC that’s being treated as an S or C corp. for tax or liability reasons you’re just as trapped as the corporation that owns 100. 

This is wrong - the tiny bubble in downtown is being bought up and gentrified into big boxed, Starbucks/Panera Bread junk like most cities.Second - This is a bubble town... 

Most of the neighborhood has had shed dormers added to increase the usable upstairs space and I'm looking to do that to this house too in order to add a bedroom that an average adult can use (the upstairs bedroom is chopped up into two tiny rooms that a twin bed cannot even fit into and the ceiling heights are not to code.) 

No dining area and a tiny kitchen.Advantages of the property: 1.9 Acre lot, Ranch has walkout basement so can make living space downstairs, town that is not bogged down with rough permitting, they go with the basics.

I don't know what TIN is on my D&B report.  

Did you keep the tiny door in the 1st photo?   

Because it was more of a commercial building before, all the ductwork is in the ceiling, the ceilings are the typical florescent lights and particle-board-ish squares you see in offices, and the bathrooms are small with those classic tiny, heavy white sinks with ugly faucets that you find in other commercial buildings (where you can see the metal piping underneath)Has anyone tried to renovate a building like this?

One of the items was tiny dots of mold in the crawlspace.