The extra fridge is for bulk items or food prep containers.

Moving into an LLC is way way down at #5 or lower on the list of liability containment tactics.Also re the OP's topic, don't worry about due on sale, banks today learned their lesson re calling loans and foreclosing. 

We only use ceramic antimicrobial paint.

Journal Entries cannot contain both and so we use the "$0 check from a clearing account" method, but I find that a messy workaround when a Journal Entry is really what you want.  

Many of the answers are contained in there.

I get monthly emails around the middle of the month when the rent is deposited into my bank account and it contains a breakdown of all of the expenses.

Would love for someone in the appraisal or mortgage industry to explain in a little more detail than the article does exactly what a statement like this means:"A study by a company that analyzes appraisals to reduce lender risk found that 39 percent of more than 300,000 appraisals contained property quality or condition ratings that conflicted with previous ratings of the same property."

The information contained herein is generic and not state specific or entity specific. 

At move-in, fill out those fields either in the Lease itself or reference Exhibit that contains more info. 

Which contains all the companies and names one may need.