Does it still work with appropriate allocation of contingency reserves, or does it press it too a danger zone? 

.: manufacturing or distributing illegal substances, storing, manufacturing, or selling explosives, flammables, or other inherently dangerous substances, chemicals, or unlawful devices)."

The children may be in danger and the husband might want to get a restraining order on the wife.

And I learned this is a key distinction between Google and Yelp.

But, it is usually not a good idea to hold long-term real estate in an S-Corp because of tax basis, contribution, and distribution issues that can arise when dealing with appreciated assets in addition to missing out on the "step-up" in tax basis upon the sale of LLC interest or death of LLC member.All this to say, two distinct LLCs will give you the option to mitigate self employment tax for flipping activity while retaining all the traditional tax benefits associated with buy and hold real estate.

Not only are those difficult to argue with, they actually do serve a purpose in helping warn BP members of real danger that may be lurking out there - common with gurus, for example, shady wholesalers, and other fringe players. 

THAT is "it works".Lastly... here is why being stubborn/stupid/ignorant/unaware/etc. etc. is dangerous (I an not calling you any of these names.. but the fact remains... irrelevant how or why you don't listen...).

some things listed on the lease:STORAGE: tenant should only store property tenant owns. tenant should not store any improperly packaged food or perishable goods, flammable materials, explosives, hazardous waste or other inherently dangerous material, or illegal substances. except for tenants personal property, contained entirely on the premises, storage is not permitted on the premises.MAINTANENCE AND REPORTINGF. tenant failure to maintain any item for which tenant is responsible shall give the landlord the right to hire someone to perform such maintenance and charge tenant to cover the cost of such maintenance.G.

Vacation homes should be classified as a distinct category from single-family homes (SFH) or multi-family homes (MFH) due to their strategic nature rather than their asset type.

Golden only allows them if the owner resides in the property at least 10 months out of the year (and also has had a long-standing rivalry with Denver ;), and in Evergreen (also a distinct town, but perhaps the closest to "West Denver" on the list) STR's are technically allowed but it's become difficult to get a permit (you have to seek approval of a Special Exemption from the Board of Adjustment, then you can apply for a Short Term Rental Permit from the Planning and Zoning Division and the property must be a minimum of one (1) acre in size, the building standards of the underlying zone district must be met, adequate parking must be provided, defensible space requirements must be met, valid water and sanitation must be demonstrated, no more than five bedrooms in the dwelling).