There is no increase for the first minor dependent child added to the existing rental unit.http://hcidla.lacity.org/Eviction-Tenant-is-Not-At-Fault-Owners http://hcidla.lacity.org/Relocation-Assistancehttp://hcidla.lacity.org/buyout-agreementshttp://www.marinacciolaw.com/uncategorized/how-much-relocation-assistance-is-required-under-the-los-angeles-rent-stabilization-ordinance/

I felt ever since I was a child that I want to work in that kind of environment but wanted to have an entrepreneurial career instead.

Should I be the only member or should I have my (under 18) child be a small percentage member? 

@Scott Trench - your tenant is not your child and since this is post-1865, it is highly unlikely that the tenants are under your servitude.

You use your parent LLC as the entity applying for and executing the Articles of Organization for the new "child" LLC and then use the new LLC entity to apply for an EIN.  

For those that do, have they ever rented to a family that needed to utilize the in-law suite for an adult child or their elderly parents.

Just curious to see if any of you have contributed to an education IRA 529 plan for your child's future college expenses.

-The property is a duplex located in the Bay Area, CA, smack dab in the middle of all the major tech companies, and my mom owns it outright-I currently live in one of the rooms in one of the units, and manage the property (I've done this for 2 years now)-Each unit is 1210 ft^2 with 3 bedrooms, two baths, and a garage-Both units are in very good condition, comsmetically and structurally; although, they were built around 1970-The sale price would be approximately 350k, while the FMV of the home is 1.72M (the difference would be recorded as a gift, of course, thereby reducing the lifetime exclusion amount)-The sale would be done through a term-based promissory note with the appropriate AFR at the date of sale (currently 2.8% for loans of more than 9 years)-We have just enough remaining parent-child exclusion amount to prevent the property taxes from going up after the transfer (current property taxes based on an assessed value of 650k)-Since my parents purchased the property in 2004, there has never been a shortage of good tenants (there are hundreds of high-earning professionals in engineering and tech clamoring to find a place to live here)-Each unit brings in $3,000/mo, and many say we should be getting more (since I live in one of the rooms, however, the total cash flow for both units is $6000 - $700 = $5300/mo)-After the purchase, I would continue to live in one of the rooms; therefore, it would be my primary residence, which, as far as I know, would allow me to claim a homeowner's exemption, ...Hopefully, the above details are enough to be able to form some opinions.  

Insurance has offered only to clean the clothing.My wife has serious health issues, particularly her compromised immune system,    and all but the most mild cleaners tend cause an allergic reaction.  

.• Criminal - If the applicant appears on the nation, state, county, or city's sex offender list, has court orders on back alimony or child support, reject them.• Past landlord reference - You can usually ignore their current landlord.