Most, if not all, other states treat s-corps as totally passthrough at the state level.

We make sure this is their last chance to complain, and anything after that will be treated as tenant damage.

How they treat their car will tell you how they will treat your house.

Anyone else over 18 years of age would need to apply and pass the background check.When speaking with tenants we would always refer to the lease and let them know it is important for liability reasons or, to show we are non discriminatory, that we treat all people who rent from us the same so we can't allow more people to just move in.But, we also like to provide great service so, we might direct them to some Airbnb or VRBO options that could house the people and dog.Best of luck!

The only tricky part I see with this is the IRS potentially treating interest payments on the loan as dividends due to the ratio of the personal loan value to total equity in the LLC.Is this something to worry about?

I would treat them like any other individual applying and see what comes up.

I’ve seen a few posts in this forum that recommend handling lease paperwork for a prospective tenant at their current residence as a way to see how they will treat your place, like how clean they will keep it.

I will treat it as a house hack by living in the guest house and renting out the main house for $2,350 and the In-law suite for $800. 

It's only been 1.5 months, but Kaleb and team is also on point and treat my properties like they are theirs.

You must treat all tenants equally.