Then, file for MN LLC, with the Wyoming LLC being the owner of said LLC.

Everything in the other states we're involved in has re-opened or is in the process of re-opening.

@Brandon LeeI would disagree that we see more involved in note investing recently as we have consistently see people come in and out of the space over the last 15 years.  

These were most common with used car listings and other large purchases from 2nd-hand seller exchanges like FB marketplace, but we occassionally saw them involve real estate as well. 

Quote from @Adam Wachter: Quote from @Rohullah Sharifi: Short-term rental (STR) activities require active participation and proper documentation to substantiate your involvement.

I know that is bad on our end not to request one, but I would say it’s worse that they didn’t send one regardless, but I’m double checking all my files to make sure that is true.

We filed a 3 day notice to pay or quit and then filed an unlawful detainer for an eviction.

I am becoming more involved with the business so I decided to get my brokers license and learn more about how other people manage larger complexes.

They’ve filed registration statements with the SEC, and while the filings are still under review, the model shows that on-chain asset structures can potentially comply with regulatory requirements.Of course, there are still risks and uncertainties: the SEC review is ongoing, adoption is not guaranteed, and operational and liquidity challenges remain.

(Luckily, your premium hasn’t gone up that much, so you were happy with that situation.)Then imagine that one morning you get a call (the property is on the other side of the country from you) that there was a fire, and the tenant claims that it was a wire in the attic that the FD found to have been chewed on by a rodent that caused a short and led to the insulation catching on fire… total loss, except exterior walls.You file a claim with your insurer.