Unfortunately, we had already done a small separate area that was going to match so we felt like we were stuck with that tile. 

My family lives in the main house and it is separated from the attached rental 3BR house by the wall.

It will not be accessible from my portion of the residence, there is a separate door for entry into that space.

The bank will require a separate deed of trust for each property.

I don't know about anybody else, but I am getting a huge number of "about to be single" applicants for my vacancies. Way more than I would usually get. Several saying they are getting a divorce, or just plain leaving ...

The roofer incorrectly cut the internal roof drains while putting on a new roof, we consequently had four separate commercial office suites flood out.

I've flipped most of my houses with hard money and had someone put down the cash for me and just be a lien holder so you have an agreement with them separately that if something happens to you or the property, that they get their cut first.

Create a separate checking account that you use for all your rental income and expenses.

Not only should rental properties be placed under an LLC, but each property in a respective portfolio should have its own separate LLC.

I'm thinking to separate that from the triplex and sell it as a standalone to basically get my initial investment back.