I know college kids can do some damage if you rent to the wrong ones.

For instance if you plan to sell the business in 5-10 years a C Corp becomes more compelling.Typically a C or S election needs to be filed within 75 days after the start of the entity's tax year (which has passed if you formed the LLC in Feb 2018), but there is late relief available based on facts and circumstances if 'reasonable cause' can be substantiated. 

Maintenance costs shouldn't be covered by the tenants unless they caused damage themselves. 

Now that our new property manager has explained they’ll have to pay rent once the issue is fixed (imminent) they are now saying they will be out in 30 days (and we would refund the damage deposit if the place is in good shape), but we have no faith they will actually vacate.Any advice on how we approach this situation?

I overworked myself and had to make cuts which caused me to gaily renovations.

My mortgage has a section that states any transfer of ownership can be cause to make the mortgage come full due.

Several buyers were willing to pay $2.2M-$2.4M, however, because this was an assignment, the revealing acquisition cost caused them to renegotiate.

My advice would be to get a second job but if it's going to cause marital strife, I wouldn't do it.

These two houses are hard sells because they’ve had fire damage to them which we were not aware of at the time of purchasing them.

The negative reaction was caused by the Fed's reinforcement of it's plan to continue it's $50 billion in monthly quantitative tightening.