Some may advise against it and there is a chance that the mortgage company calls the note due (I have not heard anyone that has had this happen and would love to hear the story, if you pay your bills they don't ask for their money back). 

It would be advised that you discuss your LLC with your attorney to see what states you are actually doing business in and which states require registration or have requirements of their own.

Please advise.

Please advise.

As for tenants potentially taking advantage of the rental laws and you wanting to make sure you "get your rent"....I would advise you to strongly consider putting tenants in the property that have a Section 8 Voucher IF you vet them properly.

We just recently refinanced our primary home and were advised to only put my wife on the loan (since she is the one currently employed and by adding myself we weren't gaining anything.)Now we are looking at refinancing our rental property.

I’ve been posting to a bunch of them if you want to search my history.First, it’s not advisable to hold real estate long term in a C Corp.In short...Most people get “turned off” with holding Title in an entity, such as a LLC, because then you need commercial financing because the entity doesn’t qualify for conforming residential loans.

Please advise. 

As advised above, an attorney can tell you for sure if it's gray -- but some states are pretty easy to figure out w/o that expense. 

please advise..