In those cases, the title company guided us on the necessary steps to resolve the title issues, and we did whatever was required to close the deal.

It's even worse for landlords "The company is also asking for rate hikes of 38% for rental dwellings and 15% for tenants, with the rates taking effect May 1."

@Damini Dutta I would definitely put some time and effort into finding out more about this company. 

We hope that you can remedy the situation so that we can move into a habitable home.Suggestions that we have to fix the issues:Hire a company to rip up the carpets, treat the subfloors, and replace the carpets, at least on the main level and on the stairs.Provide an air purifier as a start to remedying the smell.Replace the garbage disposal.Hire a plumber to fix the draining issue in the bathroom sink of the smaller bedroom.Fix the tiles in the upstairs bathroom so they no longer present a safety hazard.Replace or fix the screen doors.Fix the gap between the windows and the walls in the living room.Hire a professional company to treat the entire home for pests.

Utilize any hospitals and insurance companies that are willing to take your call.

I point them to the local watersports rental company that drops boats and ski's right at the local marina.

I called every company in town to get someone out to cable or hydrojet the line.

. - Of course, you may need a Property Management Company to handle each rental when you move again.

My question is when applying for the lease, most properties in my market are run by a management company.

As these sub single member LLC will be disregarded for the IRS the only tax return will be for holding LLC.The piercing of the company veil is a concept that if you don’t treat your LLC as a separate entity (failure to maintain its documents, registration, commingling of money, not signing as the LLC, etc...) it will show a judge that the LLC was only your alter ego and he would deny any of its liability protection (inside and outside).California is a state that requires that each LLC owned by a resident or doing business in the state has to pay a $800 franchise fee.