The tenant wants to be able to contain future costs and treat the house like it is his/her own.There are certainly ways to structure a lease which incorporates the basic features sought.

It’s always a good idea to incorporate any business for liability reasons and tax purposes.

Eventually my income will likely be equally distributed among rental income and self employment income (another unrelated business that I will likely incorporate with non-US citizen partners).Btw I'm also interested in investing in and spending some time in Montreal in the next few years.

Now, like Brian mentioned you might incorporate a purchase into your flipping strategy.

I'll definitely incorporate a lot of what Chad writes about in my business.

Is there any tax benefits in having a LLC incorporated in Alabama with local address for real-estate taxes?

Should I say yes go ahead and add my unit to the roof project and somehow incorporate the price into when I sell or in the description say it’s under contract and new owner to pay roofing fee?

Honestly, the name and/or logo doesn't matter.

I have quite a few houses in my neighborhood ( I live in an incorporated village) that seem to look very run down, grass is overgrown, house is basically falling apart, although some of the houses have a car in the driveway, some of them have notices on the front doors or in the yard.

I one knows if they were contractor or what.If everything can be permitted it would become a 2300sq ft 4bd/2bth.Now, I am a man that is use to stress and responsibility working management in corporate retail for years.