@David L.Many homes have separate in-law suites, there would be no difference between what you described and a home with an in-law suite.

Many times on smaller buildings I'll try to get a tenant in the building to do it, but you have to be careful to show you are actually compensating them in some way, etc.You'd also want to make sure to use a properly insured contractor for snow removal since "slip and fall" is one of the most common tenant lawsuits.

It is worth every penny to hire the appropriate professionals to make sure your business is lawsuit-proof and pays as little in taxes as the law allows. 

So, first, Facebook is touchy about housing ads because they’ve been slapped by Fair Housing lawsuits.

Our hopes is that combined with the interest payments and social security she can live comfortably with my bother in his in-law suit.

They both have decent jobs, no evictions, no small claims lawsuits - at least according to the court records in our state.One of the adults in the couple is being very contentious and demanding. 

@Steven ClarkHi Steven,With electric you have no concern of gas leaks demising a resident and causing you financial liability in a personal injury lawsuit (as well as a lot of personal sadness over the event).Good Luck!

That is what will break the asset protection or company veil, it is also what will create conflict or lawsuits between members.

But that is because the state failed to reign in frivolous lawsuits targeting the insurance industry.Randy  

Is the complex 51% owners, no lawsuits, master insurance policy is sufficient, HOA has reserves in the bank?