Your LLC will have to file a 1065 informational report each year and distribute K1 to its members, but as a whole it should be tax neutral for you.I would suggest that you consult a real estate asset protection attorney and CPA that could guide you through the different options so you can make an informed decision.

If none of these applicants work out, we will be renovating ourselves and using neutral colors, and then putting up for rent again.

Possibly painted neutral or green to match the house; or (not that I would want to add more to the already small yard) hide it with something.  

, just keep things neutral, occupants, non smoking now has to specify tobacco or other old leases didnt, know service animal regs, and if not important now you will most likely be asked, best advice is document document, I like a short videoed walk through, esp if you can do with tenant, give them a copy so they remember condition too, make it sound like a ribbon cutting but really cwa and hand them everything there, some have forms for direct deposit from bank for rent checks, some have a few preaddressed envelopes, make copies of everything , keep backups, and originals, dedicate a file cabinet if you need too, yes even for disks in their own file, it wont take up that much space and you will be batter to have than not, sounds silly but document inquiries even, (wasnt John Doe asking about a rental last month?

These tiles are herder to clean as dirt gets caught in the pock marks.We don't use porcelain, they are too brittle and harder to cut, more breakage.All ceramic tiles will chip, drop a heavy object on them and they will break, pour red wine on ceramic and leave it there for days and they will discolor a bit, but not usually bad enough to replace a tile, but if you have to, so be it, that's why you keep spares.I really don't see enough difference between the price grades to justify it and have never replaced a tile floor as yet, some are 20 years old and still look great.I am not saying you should choose the cheapest materials, you need a complete decorating scheme, that is neutral, easy on the eyes, and totally maintainable and durable.

Typically the best done ones have a neutral impact at best (i.e. it won't add value).

I can pull up market trends in major boundaries to see if a market is appreciating, neutral, or depreciation.

We paint with Behr Gobi Desert, it will lighten things up and be nice and neutral, ready to go with any furniture.

Is there a "neutral" color to pick, and is it better to go darker or lighter?

It has enzymes that break it down and neutralizes it.