Transferring Your LLC via Will:Review Operating Agreement: Check if your LLC’s operating agreement addresses ownership transfer upon death.Update Your Will: Specify in your will that you intend to transfer ownership of the LLC to a named individual or individuals upon your death.Consult an Attorney: Seek advice from an attorney specializing in estate planning and business law to ensure your will is legally sound and compliant with state laws.Consider Tax Implications: Understand potential tax implications of transferring LLC ownership through your will and plan accordingly.Notify Your Successor: Inform the person named in your will about their future role in the LLC and provide necessary documents.Please feel free to reach out if you need any further assistance. 

The outcome probably depends on the wording of your lease and any related paperwork.Example: Thank you tenant for your $X payment for your first and last months of the lease.If the lease is otherwise silent regarding the last month, the tenant bought a month of tenancy regardless of future pricing.

No question, rental real estate is the best investment provided you assess the risks and make it work for you.

@Russell Taylor I guess it depends on your current tax bracket with your incomes. 

Suppose you are personally sued; during the discovery process, you must provide information on all of your income and assets (including your LLCs in any state (with or without anonymity).

Whether the lender allows it will depend on the ratio required.

Depending on if you use a DACR loan or other alternative financing the LLC might be required.

It's about the right location and providing a unique experience while navigating the regulations.

It would depend on laws in your municipality, but if you are going to allow pets in your unit, here are a few thoughts: are you going to have a size/weight restriction, and possibly a restriction on breed type? 

Depends on if you've bought a house that makes an appropriate rental.