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You can not terminate a lease without legal justification.

An LLC is considered a separate person legally. 

Just mostly ignore any discussions about tax and legal.

There are several legal ways to do this.

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I need them to understand real estate, legal structuring, cost segregation, depreciation, etc.

It's not in legal jargon though.

Have you formed legal entities yet? 

I would first check if its legal to add a kitchen, then if so I would make it self contained with kitchen, WD, etc.