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If you could renovate and split off an ADU or even apply to turn it into a duplex or triplex (although that will cost plenty of money with new kitchens, utilities, etc.) that could very well be worth it.

Eventually we would like to fix up the short term rental in the Smokies as well, thinking that we could do this for approx. $5000. 

Well worth the extra cost to have a product that lasted 30 years.

Anyway, as mentioend, you really should take Title to the LLC and get a commercial loan.Trusts are mentioned a lot as well. 

@Alexander Davila I think they let you attend one for free but you'll want to double-check with them.Yes, I'm an active investor as well as agent.

Just not as long as the EverSeal System.We have installed the EverSeal system on many Rubber roofs without any issues in conducting repairs to the rubber before or after the installation.The sealant is built to adhere to rubber extremely well and we have techniques that allow us to make repairs to these roofs before and after.

So increased sq footage with a 3/1 should do well.  

I will have to keep the water in my name but I was also just thinking of keeping the electric in my name as well since there is just one dryer and I don't want one of my tenants to have to pay for the other one's dryer usage. 

I'd want to understand the vacancy a little more as well.