I know of entire large apartment complexes that have not a single section 8 tenant.

You got cash for an increase in debt.There may be debt-financed distribution concerns but that is another story.Regarding your structure - a little complex but if you keep the proper books among all the entities...sure...

I'm unsure how to measure the benefit of such high cash flow vs. the risk of being unable to get rid of the smoke or the industrial complex ruining property values. 

TX evictions for non-payment of rent are very straightforward, and most of the courts in the Austin metro accept e-filing.

You cannot get a traditional conforming Fannie/Freddie loan for a 5+ unit complex - you have to go commercial paper.

I have to send a letter back to the department of labor either with an agreement to pay back taxes and fines, plus unemployment or I have to dispute which says I may end up in court.

I started my LLC in 2019 with no experience in real estate (except buying my own house) and purchased a 32 unit apartment complex.

It was a moment that kinda got us down and our apartment complex was wanting to up our rent by $400 on the renewal of the lease.

In Maryland rent court is suspended until october thus people can just freeload away and not pay since the landlord cant evict them. 

If its just you, you can't "disagree with yourself" or take yourself to court because you think "you" took too much money from the LLC, for example.The registered agent is just a person and physically mailing address in the State of New York that the State mails official docs to and contact if need be.