I was under the mind-set that LLC(s), incorporating, are a good way to legitimize your business, separate your personal life and expenses from your business and protect your personal assets from others.

Pretty easy to monitor what other people on your same network are doing... 2) A person in the Wi-Fi can scan all devices connected to that Wi-Fi... this has now become common since there were a few prominent cases of creepy hosts with hidden cameras to spy on their guests (use a 3rd wi-fi if you want to hide other legitimate equipment for this reason to avoid misunderstanding — e.g. a doorbell camera pointed OUT of the property).  3) You can control the bandwidth of each network and keep it balanced 50/50... so if one guest is running 5 Netflix shows doesn’t impact the speed of the other

It seems legitimate that specialty contractors are exempt from permitting requirements, similar to a homeowner: http://sos.ga.gov/admin/files/Traditional.pdf.  

@Zach P.Although creating legitimate self employment activity can be pretty simple, it must be legitimate.

I'm asking for legitimate educational reasons, because I was apparently mistaken on that point.Thanks!

I have nicer properties and I do legitimate maintenance when needed, so I don't get many calls.

I'm not surprised your tenant has dust on the furniture, and I think this complaint is actually legitimate because kids running around can sound like gods bowling.

It seems pretty legitimate compared to most of the other guru deals I've seen.

I think for the carpet she has a legitimate reason to take your 1400 though over 5 years you might argue it should be replaced regardless of whether there are pet stains due to ordinary wear and tear.  

But the flip side of that is if they have a legitimate maintenance request I jump on it right away.