I don't want an account for all children of the Series LLC anyway.

Deep down, I want to build a system that I can give to my children 30+ years down the road and no matter how high I climb the ladder, it's not something I can pass down.My wife and I are pretty financially conservative.

The landlord or their immediate family — such as children, grandchildren or spouse — planning to live in the unit, when the landlord doesn't own a similar unit in the same building they could move into.The landlord has agreed to sell the unit to someone who plans "in good faith" to live there.

I have talked to both units' tenants about trying to use the washer/dryer mid week but they are busy families with both parents working and 2 children each.To summarize, one washer/dryer per 6 units (even with only 8 people) is not enough. 

Options - 1) Do I find someone to take over the remainder of the lease term and sell all my furniture. 2) Put the apartment on Airbnb , keep it furnished and have someone manage it for added income. 

Charge a non-refundable move-in fee for the new tenant if she plans on moving in large furniture.3. 

HI ALL. my tenant has pieces of broken furniture in the back stairway for a few month, my question is first if all is it a fire hazard?

The next day the offer was countered as expected. 270k and they would throw in the patio furniture.

In my mind, this is something like asking the seller to throw in the furniture or something- it should not impact the deal.

It is more or less of a priority to fix depending where it is, the age of the property and presence of children.