If the LLC goes out, incurs a liability or a lawsuit, the assets within the LLC is then at risk for the LLCs actions if the LLC had no insurance or insurance is exhausted to address the claim.

I still haven't exhausted all my resources yet I realized... so I shouldn't really be complaining at this point. 

Stained ceilings are often a tell-tale sign of leakageThe interior walls of the property must not have chipped or peeling paintPlumbing and Sanitation The property must have a fixed water basin, flushing toilet and shower/bath tubThere must be no plumbing or water leaksThere has to be hot and cold running water in both the kitchen and bathroom The bathroom must have either a window or exhaust fanThe water heater must have a discharge tube that drains to a floor pan, outside, sink, or other appropriate place. 

Hopefully, this is just an error by the taxing authority and you can get the tax bill split up.But (and not a lawyer, here), your first objective would be to fix the situation, a lawsuit would be the last resort, after all other attempts to fix it are exhausted.

(the music and the exhaust odor if they cook need to not effect the residents).If the Bar is quieter the soundproofing job will be easier.Good Luck!

You need: 1) a solid, foolproof way to estimate so you actually make money, 2) a comprehensive and exhaustive Scope Of Work, 3) a good looking Proposal, 4) a legal Contract for your state that protects both you and the customer, 5) Change orders that document both cost and time increases, 6) professional invoices and receipts, 7) all the appropriate lien releases etc.Actually knowing to be the perfect carpenter comes a distant second......

Assuming 600 sq ft apartments:Lighting 1,800Small Appliance 3,000Refrigerator 1,400Microwave 1,400Stove 12,000Heat 5,000 (assumed)(A/C not calculated since smaller than heat)(Assuming no disposals, exhaust fans, or other built in appliances.) 

I know I can always bring on partners to get the loan, but I want to exhaust the access to private money idea before I go that direction.

I have a four unit multi-family property and aside from a window in each of the bathrooms there is no exhaust fan.

We can scrape together the 20% downpay, but it would exhaust almost all our savings, allowing us to lock in the current 4% 30 year mortgage.