@Scott Smith and @David Disraeli, I was informed that South Carolina does not recognize Series LLC, thus any lawsuit would follow state established LLC law, not necessarily that of a Texas-based Series LLC.  

BUT you need to qualify with the first PITI and second being a 15 year amortization.The market does not recognize ADU as adding much appraisal value, yet.  

The answer will be dependent on your fact pattern, so a general forum like this may not be able to answer such a broad question.With regard to the LLC structure, note that CA does not recognize series LLCs, and CA tends to have a broad opinion of what constitutes "doing business" in the state, and therefore, what LLCs need to report with the CA Secretary of State and file appropriate tax returns. 

I recognize my poor handling of abatement contractor resulted in virtually no progress when COVID lockdowns went into effect.  

Some are engaging with me to get more posts on their record or more inbox back pats from other fragilities, but it's a very strange method of getting seen.The more you show the reason in black and white, the less they recognize it.

I did the lesser cost one because 1) it cost less and 2) I figured it would be a good way to determine the company's capabilities and if they are proven, I might consider going to the higher priced package.

. - Competition & Negotiability : If you're looking for more time to analyze deals and an open dialogue on dealmaking, Oregon has proven to be somewhat of a playground.

As of now, most banks don't recognize the split model and only run numbers on the LTR units since they feel those units are guaranteed income. 

I would not provide a key if you hire someone that has not proven themselves in the industry. 7) If you hire the cheapest, you will most likely get what you pay for. 

@Jessenia Hartage Detroit's a great market as US Census Bureau finally recognized that the city is growing!