My original thought would be that a law suit couldn't pierce the IRA and if all of you're planning to put all of your properties in the same LLC it might be overkill on protection as in if they take the LLC's assets there's nothing left to protect inside your IRA. 

Daily visits to a property seems like overkill for 29 units.

However I think one LLC for each property is overkill and an expensive way to go.

Once it's all said and done, you have a solid header (that's likely overkill).Even with the deeper well/grade, it may be worth the time and effort (assuming it's to add another legal bedroom to boost property value/rents); however, that's totally dependent on your market and exit (or hold) strategy.I agree with Mo's insight regarding the basement - there are some good options to clean things up and gain space; however, it depends on your overall goal.

I think that is overkill.

Quickbooks is popular but overkill for some.

Fast forward, the insurance company is stating their $40k bill is overkill and is offering to pay less than half.

But like I mentioned, most people, especially on Bigger Pockets, are rarely investing more than a few million dollars at most, and deep dives would be somewhat of an overkill for anything under a $2M deal.

@Michael Craig lots of apartment buildings have resident managers, but I think it is overkill for only having a triplex that is three blocks away.

@Mark Harrington Great advice on offer by @Bill F. and @Joe Villeneuve but honestly, 30-year analysis is overkill.