They will be screened like everyone else;Once approved, they must pay a $50 administrative fee to cover our staff time;Tenant must review the lease and all addendums, agree to them, and sign them.Pretty simple but you should use this opportunity to develop a process and put it in writing so you're prepared for the next time.

That would be theft.You will be much better off finding an attorney or advisory firm that can integrate the LLC with the overall IRA setup & administrative services and meaningful consultations related to maintaining compliance with IRS rules. 

I'm surprised your local housing administrator allows a month to month lease.

(Part of this was timing since the existing lease was coming up on its expiration).2 - As others mentioned, make sure you understand the rules of the program and educate yourself ie. annual inspections are required, need to use the same lease terms as other properties, rent increases may need to be approved by the housing assistance administrator well in advance, etc.

With fiscally responsible administration, the needless waste will be trimmed. 

The concept holds a lot of promise, but creates administrative complexity and has not been fully tested in the courts to ensure the promised cell segregation. 

. - I am agreement with you, but as far as who would be willing to pay the fees for property management, accounting services, and administrative tasks, a lot of the BP members wouldn't.

Otherwise look at your annual 5498 forms provided by your Ira custodian/administrator.

The Trump administration is slowly moving in the direction of a crack down on marijuana. 

I just went down the the Office of the Zoning Administrator in Baltimore City today and I was told that units can't be added to a building in zoning codes R1 - R6 (e.g. you can't turn a 3 unit into a 4 unit).