Commercial loans keep your name out of everything, so a lawyer looking to sue you will not be able to touch anything except the assets of the company.That's about all I've got that's helpful, but I'm sure there will be others with some additional info for you.

I thought bars were required for any unit with small kids above the ground floor.I ran across this post while searching for a better lease than the "Family Lawyer" software we've been using for many years.

The police are not empowered nor equipped to evaluate the difference between a short term stay agreement or legal tenancy when the unit isn't an obvious hotel/motel.

With that said....Regarding Nevada, I had a discussion with a lawyer some months back on the situation and the answer he gave me was a firm maybe.

:) Just kidding (sort of)... but seriously... have a lawyer look it over, or, I assume you have pulled a title report or will be.

I am the one signing the leases and renewals.I'm not a lawyer and would love to see a website that clearly outlines this for all 50 States. 

I just started though but I can ask one of the lawyers there.

Well, well, well...look who "Candidate #5" is.CHICAGO (AP) - A lawyer for U.S.

Disclaimer I am not a Lawyer so do not take these comments as legal advice.

I asked in another post about getting a lawyer and was told to save money and to know my renter/landlord laws and be specific about what I put in my lease agreement.