I am currently house hacking in Westminster CO and have a house where the basement has a 1,000 sq ft basement "mother-in-law" suite that has a lockable, entry door in the basement utility room. 

This all will effect the beam that would be needed at the new wall opening.  

This is a nice balance to work with just one LLC/account but be able to "sluff it off" to effectively eliminate/mitigate your risk since the entity will/could be dissolved by the time somebody wanted to file suit or something. 

That is effectively the same as just taking it.Due process clause of the 14th amendment prohibits states from depriving "any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law."

For example, I can find deals I like and manage my properties, but I know for a fact that my personality is not suited to all the work an agent needs to do during a deal.

I have seen many investors use and recommend FHA loans as the most effective strategy for acquiring long-term buy and hold SFH properties.

My situation: -I live in California and I am closing on a property that will be available for rent effective sept 1st. - This property is in Conroe Texas- My plan is to market the rental myself on zillow, hotpads, realtor.com, trulia etc - From what I understand rental demand is high in the area due to housing shortages. - I am planning on establishing an interest list of prospective tenants and then flying and out to Texas to do a weekend long open house as well as inviting people to apply on zillow rental manager as well.

Other than bonding it off or the contractor removing it, you could file suit to have it removed, might end up with just one hearing, but again this would take time. 

I will throw another option out there that a lot of my clients here in Denver have had success with, and that is finding a single-family home that has a mother-in-law suite, or potential ADU area.

That just means the money you make is a combination of the passive income from being a landlord, plus the profit from flipping (effectively you sold the newly renovated house to yourself), and plus the fees you would have paid to a PM but now you are paying yourself.