For a peace of mind I would pay $50-$60 for a policy that would pay you a lump sum of $15,000+ in the event of a heart attack, stroke or cancer.

If you can do some sweat equity like repainting or replacing carpet with laminate/luxury vinyl planks you could boost the value and desire ability for a couple thousand dollars. 5 gallons of paint is like $120 and covers several rooms.

I wasn't sure what to expect, but my very first forum post did not disappoint; your responses each were so helpful and I'm grateful from the bottom of my newbie heart!

It certainly isn't for the faint at heart.  

I have yet to hear of anyone having a problem with this, but my understanding is that it is a (very small) risk.Also, if you have a rental agreement with a tenant in your personal name, your personal liability will likely continue until at least a new lease is signed in only the LLC's name, or maybe even only with a new tenant.Financially, you should have a real heart-to-heart with your accountant to see if it there are real business to separating it out into an LLC.

But I'm not a CPA, so don't take my comments to heart. 

Advertising is also cheap if you want to boost the post.

This is all nonprofit stuff, which is my heart and soul, but I love watching wealth grow (both mine and others).

I have done nothing wrong knowingly or have anything bad in my heart.

I like to turn old buildings into modern, useable, amazing spaces.I have what I consider to be a great deal with a commercial property in the heart of a growing downtown area of my small town.