., that might be helpful to share.I'm aware of the following:Township certificate of occupancy/inspectionHousing unit registrationI'm specifically looking for the following items; I tried searching but came up a little short:Landlord-Tenant laws I should be aware ofSection 8 application/rulesCounty-specific lease (or your recommendation to a lease, or a lawyer who can draw one up)Thanks all for your help and knowledge in advance!

I would check with a syndication lawyer they can write up a PPM that gets you what you want. 

The most responses I get from people when they find out that I was a landlord and saw my home, was "are you a doctor, a lawyer", and I would say no I'm just a Landlord, and they would say, "Wow, and that's all you do". 

My lawyer wrote a firm letter saying if they didn't pay, he would make sure the state department knew they were skipping out on their obligations, and if they tried to renew their student visa, or go to apply for a work visa after graduation it wouldn't look favorably.

Best school district, doctors and lawyers buy there.B...

A lawyer can do a mortgage and note for you for a reasonable charge.Whenever you sell in the future, the loan with your parents will be satisfied.

It's from my lawyer, it's intense but trying to protect my property and everyone in the house. 

I would really like to see - and appreciate - a broad discussion, to hear the views of lawyers and CPA's, on the pros and cons of LLC's, Landtrusts, personal ownership, S-Corps, partnerships, and how to use them to strike that best balance of both reduction in liability exposure and best tax planning. 

the lawyer?

YOU WILL NEED A LAWYER FOR THIS!