I would advise speaking with an attorney that can help draft up the documents and understands the business you are in and the potential pitfalls so everyone is covered.

Check with a local attorney to see what language you can use in order to protect your investment without denying a tenant with a real service animal.

You speak of ethical business practices…well I can see nothing more ethical than 10,000 Pace Morby students believing they are now experts on legal intricacies of corporate structures, real estate finance law and SEC regulations….can’t wait to see how this turns out for those you all transact with.  

I go to people who hire my remodel business and ask what I can do extra...

Exciting times ahead as you embark on your real estate journey.

‘Purchase, fix, and sell” is a BUSINESS, not homeownership and not investment.

I'm very excited to get tarted on my real estate career started!

There are many organizations that can help with this.If you are thinking as a business model, it is going to be a struggle.

Here’s how it can help if you currently own residential real estate:Improve Cash Flow – By taking advantage of accelerated depreciation, you can claim additional deductions in the early years of your property, boosting your cash flow.

Again, everything must be at fair market value, and all documentation should be meticulous to withstand IRS scrutiny.It sounds like you’re on the right track, but it may be beneficial to consult with a CPA or tax attorney familiar with real estate and LLC structures to fine-tune your plan and ensure you're maximizing benefits while minimizing risks.Good luck with your investments!