Currently deciding where to live.I would like to know for financial and tax reasons what would be my best option, I was looking and my mom as a senior can qualify for benefits as a primary resident to her new home, all bills go under her name at the place, although haven't broken down numbers to see if it matters, the interest on the place owned with brother is 2% higher, their debt ratio are roughly the same.Where would be best to declare primary residence and choose as home, or do I even have that option, as my mortgage already dictates where is primary?

An LLC is for asset protection and has no impact on your taxes (unless you do something really stupid like declare it as a Corp. for tax purposes which you won't do now since you know.)

(B) At a minimum, each of the following items, as applicable, must be maintained and held in a place easily accessible to the homeowners' association's members: (1) a copy of plan, specification, permit, or warranty related to improvements constructed on the common areas or other property that the association is obligated to maintain, repair, or replace; (2) a copy of the association's declaration, bylaws, articles of incorporation, rules, and any amendments to them; (3) the minutes of all meetings of the board of directors and of the members; (4) a current roster of all members, their mailing addresses, and lot or unit identifications.

But our community has hit the rental cap (20%) and since the HOA is still owned by the Declarant and not really the home owners, there is no voting in place to increase the cap.

I am looking on public records and see that some homeowners pay for a "Declaration of Homestead".

@Nilofer Sickander, As long as you and your accountant have allocated square footage in that way and declared income expenses appropriately  you can.   

Banks typically only ask if you have declared bankruptcy in the past 7 years.

You can read it and judge for yourself how that is a racist comment.

So the tenant can keep paying you, and the judge will say that since you have “accepted” the rent payment your case of eviction is dismissed.

That’s why people wait until a correction is well over before declare that it is a correction.