In reality, SEO (in terms of optimizing your pages) is only a small piece of the puzzle nowadays.

However as soon as you want to separate your business from your personal, you want two distinct policies even if it is more expensive.

Just piece together what you can get.

@Chris LopezYes, an important distinction -- "valuable."

Seriously, why would I want a POS piece of property?  

I'd check with a real estate attorney to confirm this piece of information.

They are choosing to use your rent money for other things, it's your job to enforce your lease to the letter, otherwise it is just a piece of paper with no real consequences. 

What you may be best off doing is offering to partner with an experienced investor, with you bringing some knowledge, while they're bringing experience to the table, and offer a slice of the pie (typically the bigger piece, or 50/50 since you are a newbie) and they'll bite, as they're not yielding time, possibly money, but rather their wisdom and experience alone!

I would remove the random pieces on carpet.

In my case, I'm still going to get asset protection for my first property because in California, even having a tiny piece of equity still is a sizeable chunk of money.Should You Get an LLC For Your Real Estate Business?