If you've ever been sued, however—and most of us have at some point in our lives —there are ways for attorneys to break the corporate veil if your business structure isn't complete enough.

In addition, you'll want to check with your state, as you might need to update your LLC’s operating agreement and notify the state business registry of the ownership change.Even if you haven't done any business this year through the LLC, you may still need to file a zero return for this year depending on your state requirements and whether your LLC has any outstanding tax obligations.

If they signed together as joint tenants, they are joint and severly liable for the tenancy obligations.

Airbnb brings in many MTR bookings and there are other strategies for insurance and corporate bookings.

Are they obligated to provide those or disclose that they did the work themselves?

A positive answer reinforces their suitability as a renter.Tips for Conducting Effective Reference Checks Effective reference checks help you select reliable tenants who will respect your property and fulfill their financial obligations.

Thank you for the replies.With the LLC, I've obtained an EIN and plan to get a separate business account for it in order not to comingle funds to avoid "piercing the corporate veil."

That's why I was leaning to foreclosures so I can do full cash (heloc) purchase.The other part I need to get more fluent in is how to document all of those action items in the LLC to keep the corporate veil. 

Was also looking for countertops; the stores near MSI appear to also deal MSI so it's probably just best to go to MSI . . . that is, if they'll give access to corporate pricing. 

You as the landlord have legally and morally obligations, but they as the tenants also have specific obligations.