That means proper respirators, Tyvek suits, booties, negative air machines, lots of 6 mil plastic, duct tape, heavy duty trash bags, etc.

Generally there is a taxable income level at which they start to make sense, but it is really based on the facts and circumstances of the business and how much little taxable income you can say is 'reasonable compensation' to employee-owners.Reasonable comp is not plucked out of the air but instead should be based on the facts and circumstances of the business as well as the activities conducted by the employee-owner. 

Someone said to me the other day that their ideal rental would NOT have central air and would be electric baseboard for heat (because then there's less of a chance for a maintenance issue). 

Each unit came with an open air balcony, larger interiors and the gardens.

Does it have central heat and air?  

The psychologist Abraham Maslow insisted that the whole family of human needs forms the shape of a pyramid, and the needs at the bottom have to be satisfied before the needs higher up can be successfully addressed.At the bottom of Maslow's pyramid are the physiological needs: air, food, water, shelter, clothing, and sleep.

If you are simply setting up Air BnB’s then it’s not the correct course.

It has 3 levels, so me and my kids sleep on the top floor, the living and kitchen are on the middle floor, and there is laundry and rooms in the basement.I went ahead and furnished the basement, so it has a double bed, an air mattress, Smart Tv, mini fridge and mini freezer, a small loveseat and a small desk area. 

Hi - I’m thinking of turning some rental properties into Air BNB’s.

Roof, Electric, Plumbing, Central air/heat recently done (3 yrs approx).