@YaWen HsuIf you use the refi proceeds to pay off your rental, that portion of interest IS deductible against the rental as a business interest.The rules you're reading restrict personal deductions, not business deductions.

These companies do not want to pick up other business activities that the LLC may be involved in (construction on other sites, buying and selling of other properties, etc.)As @Kenneth Garrett stated, unless you are doing other things in this LLC, the Premises Liability from these policies will properly cover your Liability exposures.You could start up a commercial policy to put all of your properties under that would list the LLC as the Named Insured, but in most cases the coverage would still be restricted to the premises of the locations listed on the policy. 

Can I restrict or deny entry of any of the Tenant's (non-essential services) guests during a pandemic? 

This is an excerpt from https://www.govinfo.gov/conten...27436 Federal Register / Vol. 63, No. 95 / Monday, May 18, 1998 /Rules and RegulationsComments Concerning Scope of Restriction and Exceptions:COMMENT: Some commenters recommended that the rule also exclude leasing to other relatives, such as, aunts,uncles and cousins.

This would take advantage of the tax law in which gift tax is not imposed on intangible property held by the non-resident alien.

For my clients, I have restricted access to their bank accounts (I can only pull statements, I can't move money around), and I don't handle anything related to making payments or deposits - I just manage the books which includes reporting, budgeting, forecasting, analysis of the business, etc.

It can also be when you want to share news about businesses in the metro area that are reopening, or when restrictions have been lifted.

It can also be when you want to share news about businesses in the metro area that are reopening, or when restrictions have been lifted.

But if you, as the landlord, accepts the funds, you commit to NOT charge interest or late fees on rent that was owed by the tenant, to NOT evict the tenant for six months after the local emergency order ultimately expires, and to NOT impose a rent increase for a year after the order expires.

The four true banks that offer such loans nationwide for 1-4 unit residential properties include:First Western Federal SavingsNorth American Savings BankSolera National BankTitan BankExpect more conservative underwriting such as higher down payment requirements, reserve requirements and restrictions on property age, location, and condition.