If you can get all the bedbug containing furniture out of the place and it will sit for awhile (or let it sit while the other repairs are done) you may be able to avoid some cost, but if you want to get a paying tenant in sooner rather than later you will want to bite the bullet and get it well done.

You can totally tell if a business cares just based on their customer interactions, social media content, customer loyalty incentives, and their ability to pay for THEIR mistakes. 

The alterations, appliances, fixtures and improvements which are part of the building contained within the "residence premises";b.

In banking the only time we usually did a 2nd on a commercial space is when we were 1) cross collateralizing, 2) the customer was a really good client with significant deposits with us, or 2) we would already give that person an unsecured line and we're grabbing the property in an abundance of caution.

Tom Wheelwright’s books contain more detailed information than the online courses do.

OP Trust and LLC are two different things and operate separately.LLC- legal identity and liability containment.  

You don’t want to end up trying to “un-allow” something later.If you do allow it, I’d only do it with some guardrails:No customer pickups at the property — delivery only.No signs, no employees, no extra equipment.She must carry her own general liability policy (very cheap for cottage food businesses).She provides proof of compliance with Alaska cottage-food laws.A written addendum stating you are not liable for any business activity and can revoke permission at any time.Honestly?

Buildium can't really customize the reports.

Would you benefit from custom designs ideas that fit a budget, sort of takes the guess work out of "looking high and low"? 

@Tom E.I have my cleaners take the garbage out of the refuse container and put it in the dumpster.