you must live in it for 1 year.. your skating on thin ice though with your thought process.. you get caught and someone wants to ring you up you have now got a felony and potential jail time.. mortgage fraud is no joke these days..

I spend around $1000 for materials alone, paint, primer, rollers, brushes, covers, sand paper, etc...

You're skating on some thin ice here, so know your risks.

However, my next steps, as you said, need to be clearly defined before lacing up my skates and going into a china shop (which has been my default technique in life lol).

It has been somewhat of an emotional roller-coaster ride.

The 8550 mounts on the wall and connects to the roller.

Our downtown is on an upswing but you know how that goes, its a roller coaster!  

Go pick up the paint on kind and get yourself a roller as the kit comes with a 2" brush I think.Works like a charm.

They cover the broken item, but not the damage that the broken item caused.HVAC not cooling (x2) (older units) - Replaced with new after 2 attempts to repair were unsuccessful (only 1 $65 trip charge assessed on each one since it is the same issue within a 30 day period).Garage door not opening - replaced broken spring and rollers (we had some supplemental cost in this, but not the whole bill. 

However, you have to actually run that entity like a business - it wouldn't be fair for someone to skate liability for a small filing fee and a piece of paper.For example, you should be keep separate accounts for your personal and business spending, make sure all documents related to the business are signed in the name of the LLC, and keep up with the required business and tax filings of the LLC.I'm not licensed in Kansas, so please check with a local attorney or cpa to confirm.