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Either of these systems are likely to have multiple old repairs and modifications, which are/will become more frequently needed going forward.Assume that subfloors/joists in the vicinity of kitchen sinks, bathroom fixtures will be significantly deteriorated.Virtually guaranteed you will have asbestos containing materials that will need to be remediated, as well as quite likely lead based paint in some areas.Odds are, the existing Tenants are very long term, under market, with fair to poor conditions.

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Hello, I'm hoping to find a CPA for an LLC I created in California that owns our primary residence which contains 2 Airbnb units.

I intend to make it two units with the upper level containing 3b 1b while the bottom will be a studio. this works perfectly for the mid-term rental plan as this is less than a minute away from the SAINT AGNES HOSPITAL.

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@Andrew B. the lease would need to contain language that specifically allows it to transfer, otherwise it would be invalid.

You are liable for all expenses or repairs resulting from the stopping of waste pipes or overflow from sinks, tubs, toilets, showers, washbasins or containers.

I have since replaced it with a 20' shipping container which has been a huge upgrade in maintenance issues.