Seems more and more are shying away from doing this due to liability in the event the equipment malfunctions.thoughts?

You just install a submetering system downstream of all their equipment and bill your tenants internally.

Outside pool resurface and new equipment.

Is it in identical condition as the others in the area?

In other words, you or one of your partners could be required to disclose your individual identity in connection with state or local filings.

However, it's a block away from the metro and in a very walkable area.There's an identical layout a few doors down, which was converted to a duplex years ago.

They can help you avoid mistakes and ensure that the work is done to code.Timesaving: Hiring a contractor can save you time, as they will be able to handle all aspects of the renovation, from obtaining permits to coordinating with subcontractors.Cost-effective: A good contractor can help you stay within your budget by providing accurate cost estimates, identifying cost-saving opportunities, and helping you make informed decisions about materials and finishes.Legal compliance: Contractors are familiar with local and state building codes, and they can help ensure that the work is done in compliance with all laws and regulations.Access to resources: Contractors have access to resources that you may not have, such as specialized equipment, skilled labor, and materials at wholesale prices.However, it’s important to note that hiring a contractor also comes with some downsides, such as added expenses, potential delays, and the need for proper communication and coordination.It’s essential to do your research and find a reputable contractor with a good track record of completing similar projects on time.

Every property has it's own identity, deed, operating agreement, expense, etc. so tagging it as an LLC is not a big deal.  

We led with that detail about our identity as lesbians because we want to build a gay-friendly team and avoid any friction in this area down the road.

To hide your identity?