I live at Front and Yonge St and have access to condo boardrooms.

It's definitely going to stand out as a higher end house for the area, but in reality this verses lower end finishes are not all that difference in price.

This is speaking from a commercial building stand point, for residential it might be a different ball game that I am not familiar with.

I don't like racists and he has no legal standing anyway. 

Stand corrected you cant...

So if true, does this mean it is actually beneficial from a tax stand point to have an LLC?

You can also market your property in different ways by highlighting attributes that make it stand out for the competition - gym, dog park, covered parking, proximity to school/retail/business/highway. 

Regardless if you pay yourself or someone else. not sure if you're inputting the numbers wrong or I am.180k 30yrs 4.75%  Monthly Payment$938.97Total of 360 Payments$338,027.47Total Interest Paid$158,027.47180k 10yrs 3.75%  Monthly Payment$1,801.10Total of 120 Payments$216,132.29Total Interest Paid$36,132.29showing alot more than $13,500 unless i'm understanding you wrongI did the math wrong,216,548 is the correct 10 year totalThe total spread is 121K over 30 yearsI still stand 100% by my position though.

I can't stand the 9-5 anymore.

Stand firm, collect the rent & move on.