@Caleb RayTaxes for a multi-member LLC is treated like a partnership at the Federal level by default. 

I believe with an LLC you have tax options, and can elect to be treated as a partnership for tax purposes (in which case you're taxed on your 50% interest, same as above), or elect to be taxed at the LLC level. 

If you treat your tenants with respect, and provide them a safe and operable place to live, you'll be above 90% of landlords.Hope that helps!

You can also treat the perimeter of the house with granular ant poison.

She’ll treat the property as of it were here own (or better because it’s mine).

He'll treat you like gold if you tell him I referred you.

I want to keep these tenants as long as I can and believe they will keep their places in good condition, given how well they have treated what they had over the years.With that said, I originally was not planning on any tenants agreeing to stay and had planned to update all the units after they moved out.

I wish I could say playing these games wasn't needed, but it does change how you're treated as a buyer.

@Francisco Gomez,Kind of a vague question for a wholesaling board, but what the heck...Treat your school for what it is. 

Works a treat providing you don't appear professional.