PLUS, like any good investor should, I put a CapEx fund in a separate account and I'm also not planning to take any of the profits - they're to be reinvested while I'm still working full time.

Or have a separate agreement under the LLC?

This property is two office spaces and one apartment - all with separate entrances.

Today I received a text from one of my tenants stating I should look at section 375.05 of the Cleveland code regarding utilities, specifically the water as the gas and electric is separately metered at the property.  

I asked my contractor and it would cost a lot to separate heat for each floor.

When you're get paid - you need a license if it's not your property.LLC is not you, it's a separate entity.

It is really two separate products- the 100% Financing System and the flip funding.

My husband and I plan on making the move to Boston once he is separated from the military in the spring.

Or do I need separate LLC for each rental?  

If you want someone to put a bed down there and live, then regardless of whether or not it is a completely separate unit, for separate renters, you have to bring the unit up to code (and meet the zoning requirement).