@Casey CroweToo bad you couldn’t hit it with a heavy enzyme treatment then use an ozone machine with a very large output.

But now that they’re trying this I want to know what they can do and what I can do in retaliation, this is not fair treatment and I want to know my legal rights.

(What, did they think the doctors threw drugs in there???) 

If you were ever sued, it's possible that preferential treatment could be brought to light.  

In the Ogden area you can definitely get to 1% or more in monthly rents but you can get in trouble with really old homes that become money pits or really rough neighborhoods that are high crime and attract low-quality tenants (drugs, late payments, frequent turnover).

:)   I think you would have the flexibility to set it up so that one tax filing for the master could cover all of the "cells," or if you elected a different type of tax treatment for a particular cell, it would probably file its own return while the rest were covered by the master filing. 

Example: One thing that we don't have in the lease is anything about drugs.

If you plan to manage the property yourself, you've likely got a prohibited transaction that can ruin your IRA's preferential tax treatment. 

State seizure of property is limited to certain crimes like drugs, weapons and a couple others.  

There was a recent change in Wisconsin whereby you can give a 5 day notice *with no right to cure* if there is illegal activity (especially drug related) that interferes with the safety of others, etc... but I doubt that it applies to this.