Then transfer the property into your LLC or Series LLC via a legal trust that is a member of the LLC/SLLC.

Trying to determine the best way to legally structure the homes.

I keep hearing bits and pieces about a rental strategy that is best called "Renting to the Disabled by the Room for Above Market Rent" that goes something like this: (1) Buy a house with as many legal bedrooms as you can that still has a decent sized common area, (2) rent it out to the relatively high functioning disabled crowd, (3) via some [unnamed] Government program the State pays above market rents for each of the tenets. (4) Send a house keeper 1-2 times per week to ensure the place stays clean and otherwise make sure there are no issues.The up side is: you get above market rent with a much higher than average tenant count.

At the end of the inspection the inspector pulled out a list of de-leading contractors and told us that he legally is not allowed to recommend contractors, but then proceeded to circle contractors on the list that he liked.

Everything I read online discusses only "accidental" damage, but I haven't seen anything that talks about intentional damages caused by the tenant.

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I’ve used Kitchen Cabinet Kings (online) three times for flips I’ve done in Cape Coral and Fort Myers.

You want to set the rules and ensure you have a strong, legal lease. 

Even if it wasn't officially done, it may be a legal right now.I would tell them, just because they will likely find out 1 way or another.

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