Knowing that will determine your course of action in the future.

Anyway don't quote me on either but I believe it might be one of these both were GR8 actionable casts!  

Offering just below their price point could help attract the tenants who want to be close to the new action without paying full price.

If it's single the member does not have to file a corporate tax return in addition to his/her personal tax return.The actions that could make a corporate veil pierce-able, such as committing fraud, intermingling personal and corporate money, and underfunding the company apply equally whether it is single- or multi-member.Do yourself a favor and get legal advice from a lawyer If you dont believe one lawyer, ask another lawyer.

Although I was tempted since she had solid income, I just felt uneasy having someone "have a business in my business." especially the sensitivity with children and unexpected falls, fights etc.

The landlord is also barred in any action brought by the tenant to recover the deposit from asserting any claim or raising any defense for retaining any of the deposit unless the landlord shows that circumstances beyond the landlord's control prevented the landlord from providing the statement within the twenty-one days or that the tenant abandoned the premises as defined in RCW 59.18.310.

*in maryland you can even give VERBAL notice.What other actions would you take going up against a corporate PM?

@Bill Dodge It's whatever you specified in your lease (most likely)...otherwise, you would need to pursue legal action.

If something is broken (at no fault of the tenants actions), the owner fixes it. 

There is a bit of a time sensitivity to my situation as well.