Families tend  to want the 2/2 but if its for workers you'd probably be best with the 1/1 unless its cost prohibitive.

The labor cost something, but it's not prohibiting...I can't imagine someone not spending an extra $5000 to have their house ready to stream 4K or better, or connect their sound system, or become a content creator or any of the host of application where having existing Ethernet just make sense...I am suggesting it should be as normal as an electricial outlet.

Remind them of the lease terms and that smoking is prohibited inside the unit and will be enforced going forward.

As far as tax advantages of renting from your own LLC, I would drop that idea quickly because the IRS prohibits it.

I moved my account to Equity Trust because I was very nervous about making a mis-step with a prohibited party or a disallowed transaction and Equity Trust reviews all of the paperwork for each investment to make sure that I am not about to make a big mistake. 

PROHIBITION: This agreement establishes a prohibition against transfer, conveyance or encumbrance to the property. ____________________________ _______ _____________________________ ______ Seller Date Buyer Date _______________________________ ________ _________________________________ _______ Seller Date Buyer Date

Was the bamboo cost prohibitive to extend into the family room?

In fact, regulators should actively seek to prohibit and prosecute such behavior.Originally posted by Bryan Hancock:Of course there is a spectrum and you aren't ever going to get people to agree on when the line is crossed.Amen, brother!

@Kevin Carraway, I would suggest looking into establishing a serial LLC as the cost to set up and maintain multiple LLC's can become prohibitively expensive.

@Brendon Grover The NY market is extremely cost prohibitive right now, it's nearly impossible to cash flow with debt service in place.