Epoxy putty, flex seal, whatever you use can patch it for a short while but the real permanent fix is to remove the stretch of pipe which involves removing walls on a tiled bathroom.However, even though the drain line drains from my kitchen, it is located in a wall cavity which separates two units.

If you have a LLC, you must be sure that you keep all money in the LLC separate from your personal money.

There would need to be an entirely separate payroll.This all depends upon your goals with the money.

I thought the Owner's Policy only covered the buyer's portion of the home, ie 25%, so I am confused as to why it is more expensive.I also don't understand why there are two separate policies, presumably when there is only one title search performed.

If the rent is only $690, its not as good, but not horrible.Another way to look at it is as two separate purchases.

I know some of you will say I should keep those funds to 'invest more' from my SDIRA, but I am of the personal opinion that I like keep things 'separated' from retirement and personal funds, and also I have much more 'liquid cash' in my IRA than in my personal non-IRA accounts.Thoughts?

Now the way we structures we always have set up two separate LLC’S.

Around here it is rare to find a duplex where units would have been wired separately back when knob-n-tube was in-use.I would definitely plan to rewire the entire building.

Separate meters or not?

Separate lot out to hold house and resake lot?