I see all mentions made of me -- I just don't respond to them all or I wouldn't get any work done, @Benjamin Cowles.The only case where mentions won't work as intended is on some Apple mobile devices via browser where we turned them off due to some technical issues.  

And as a few other posters said, perhaps it's in the technicality of "lived" vs. visited.Pretty sure Gnomes do this kind of damage too... those pesky rascals!

Are you suggesting putting your home in the LLC and technically renting it to yourself? 

All the Chapter 7 bankruptcy technically does is relieve personal obligation of the Debtor on any promissory notes for the house.

Would you happen to know a little more technically what having it vs not helps to do?

She would technically only be receiving $275 in hand after paying for the mortgage payment (I'd prefer/plan to send the payment directly to her lender). 

Because the late fees are technically being paid when the following month payment comes in and you're applying a portion of that payment to the previous month's late fee.I don't care how crazy a states laws are, the one thing they can't do is tell you how that you're not entitled to apply the payments you received based on the amounts that are owed to under the law.Its no different than if a tenant shorts you 500 on rent.

These are just a few good things to look for besides the typical ones like how long they have been in business and are their staffing levels adequate.Good luck and I believe you are making a good decision!

There is a due on sale clause that technically could be triggered when transferring the property.  

Hmm, the other points are definitely plain and simple. but this one is a bit confusing. does it mean that because you put in more money, the returns percentage wise are technically less?