I am no expert (hence posting here) but the bit that I have read seems to indicate that if the business is located in CA and operating in CA (as is the case since the property is in CA), the business is likely to fall under CA laws in the event of an issue. 

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Please, guys before you say something, put some thought into it because you come across as "knowledgeable," and people will fall for it while you're steering them the wrong way.Please stop telling people it's about patience and persistence.

Hate to be the dissenting voice here, but if you fully disclose that your child would be occupying the property you might run into some trouble with the non-owner occupancy that is usually required with a DSCR loan - your child falls into the category of immediate family and many undewriters would assume that if your child didn't pay their rent, either you wouldn't evict them or you would pay the rent for them, which then affects the cash-flow on the property level, which then affects the DSCR. 

Plus we have E&O insurance to fall back on if things really go awry. 

The only way you are held liable is if you knew the branch was going to fall down and you refused to remove it even though you had the opportunity.2.

Otherwise there would be a whole slew of foreigners that fall into this camp.   

Don't fall for their scams, read the fine print and learn about the fee structure.

As well as what is considered a “good” range for these data sets to fall. 

When I decided to find a new real estate accounting software platform in the fall and finally untangle myself from the nightmare of Quickbooks, I had no idea it would take me this long or be this complicated.