As for the Deleware LLC's BS, you'd be committing loan fraud if you tried to hide your ownership interest.

One, it hides the ownership of the property.

That makes them think you're hiding something that's inside, at best.

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Thanks Adam, nothing to hide, the good, the bad, and the fugly

Unfortunately your hands are tied on this one, if she brings that dog in I believe you have no choice but to allow it.Personally if I was in this situation, I wouldn't try to hide this fact from the other tenants.

Surprise the occupant so they can't hide the contraband.  

Don't try to hide it.

Why can't people just be real these days instead of all the smoke and mirrors.I don't know how they can sleep at night.Many people have been convicted and in prison for filing BK and hiding assets.I posted a story of a broker in GA who is serving time in prison for this.

This is why you lease.Sometimes hiding behind a lawyer letter lets the landlord know it will be difficult to bully you.