The cost of cleaning and the cost of a flea treatment.

This image comes from the book "The Visual Handbook of Building and Remodeling, Third Edition" by Charlie Wing (available on amazon and other places I'm sure) (The Taunton Press, 2009, Newton CT) It's a great book which I'm sure can answer your question regarding more research. 

Here in my town there are alot of abandoned properties for cheap so i plan to buy them and open up houses for these individuals who are excited to hit a milestone of a year or more and graduate there treatment programs but they have no where to rent so, im applying for grants an learning about what i need to do to purchase these properties and to fix them up. so essentially i would say that the big goals would be to be the cash buyer but also give back as wellI love this!

It is very probable that an LLC for an active business won't need the same tax treatment as an LLC for passive investment.An LLC can also be member or manager managed, single or multi-member.

bumping this thread-- surprised nobody has ever had a change in original intent of a project which could impact financing or tax treatment.

Over a certain density you may have to do a treatment plant which i understand to be super expensive.

1000 for a bed bug treatment seems pretty freaking High.

We never saw active termites and a foundation guy I brought in pointed out where a previous termite chemical treatment was likely done so I think the termites were an older problem.

I understand it can make you wealthy, but so can real estate and probably a lot faster with better dividends (cashlow) and tax treatment.

In an event of bankruptcy, LROs would be paid off by the real estate and Notes would be paid off with the Company's assets.There is no preferential treatment to either - there is no order of payment.