@Paul De Luca thank you

De minimis safe harbor rule is your friend. 4.

@Paul De Luca Great, thanks for the advice.

It’s typically a Delaware LP or LLC.🔹 The Offshore Feeder – Non-U.S. investors contribute here (often a Cayman Islands LP or corporate structure).

@Paul De Luca I am in Chicago so I think there is something about fair housing that tells how many renters can be in a unit .my question is do I have to follow thay or can make my own rule 

It would also put an end to a lot of this WY, DE, NV, management entity nonsense. 

;t=94s I have no experience with this, but with anything my first thought is: How can I add more value.Although I personally am not a fan of solar, it might make more sense in areas like you mentioned to mitigate or even eliminate long-term energy costs.Rain harvesting systems too.

At a minimum it should be listed as an amenity in the appraisal (like pool, solar, etc).good luck

Sentenced to almost 6 years in jail for running a Ponzi Scheme in Cleveland, Ohio that target many out of state investors.WARNING: Matt Motil of Cleveland, OH___Wendell de GuzmanLongtime poster here on the site.

This is going to be very situational like @Paul De Luca said check with any HOAs then check with the city, county, and state to understand how the laws would impact you.If you are in the Chicago Metro I imagine you have this happening all over the place.Maybe try talking to an attendant at one nearby and see what they run into.How many spaces are you planning to rent?