Also if you have LLC 1 which owns LLC 2 , and LLC 2 buys real estate deals, if you have a commercial insurance policy  for liability is it ok to insure under LLC 1 ?

Our local association has classes on agent safety.

This will help vet those contractors looking to take advantage of folks, in particular since you’re investing from afarFocus on punctuality and communication – did they show up on time, did they return your call/email in a timely fashion, do they keep a well maintained vehicle, do they communicate in a professional mannerVerify IDOnline search of their name and companyReferences with phone numbers, and previous work – call the references, find out the type of work done, does the type of work they’ve done match with what you’re looking forGet a detailed, written scope of work (SOW) along with a detailed, itemized contract – define the payment scheduleHow will the payments be structured –are they asking for money upfront (potential red flag)Hire a licensed, insured contractor that is in good standing with the Better Business Bureau, and the local consumer protection agency; check the license number, insurance policy, and bond.

Being a sole female landlord is making me familiar with a number of good smartphone safety apps. 

The beginning of that Statute talks about health, safety and welfare.

Housing providers are not required to provide a reasonable accommodation that is unnecessary or that would pose a direct threat to the health or safety of others.

I am getting within sight of retirement and need to build a safety net post economic downturn. 

If they stand firm on their policy, you'll need to file form 8822 with the IRS right away.  

For example,  "NO PET" policies have different rules under ADA and the Fair Housing laws that mean you have to allow the animal because it's not considered a pet, but a necessity.  

What if your cloud servicer, provider, whatever decides to raise their fees, perhaps double them or triple them or institutes a policy where you must pay for a year in advance?