(3) I also read that FHA governs rental property while ADA is for public places. 

You might want to dig through your screening documents and re-run a public records search on her.

(see link https://adata.org/publication/service-animals-book...) 

., you cannot go into the property without the tenants permission.However, according to this document: http://www.legislature.mi.gov/publications/tenantl... you can address it in your lease.The State of Michigan does not make this information easy to find.

We hired a good Public Insurance Adjuster to help us with the claim (otherwise we wouldn’t have been successful).You can always ask your “what if I say no’ or ‘can they do that?’

(profits would be proportional to initial investment amounts)- Plus a small percentage of profits from subsequent completed projects (Have chosen a percentage yet somewhere between .5% and 2.5%)So basically this business model would be greatly similar to that of a publicly traded company with shareholders.I know that i would need to be careful of how many partners I would invite into the LLC otherwise I meant end up owing more than %100 of profits to the S.C. members may main concerns are...1.

@Brandon Monaghan The probate records you are looking for are public record.  

Then, search public records. 

Our homes are worth more than $100,000 most times and more.We jump through a lot of hoops to get our business up and running, and we go through a lot of "stuff" to provide good rental homes to the public, to the community, not mention all the laws we need to learn and obey.When we choose an applicant to rent to, are we looking for children that must be pampered?  

A Public Hearing on the ordinance has been (hastily) scheduled for Monday, December 1st.