I had to use the ole Rich Dad Poor Dad mindset, "its not I can't afford it but HOW can I afford it."

I recently got out of the Army, and I picked up Rich Dad Poor Dad.

Keep the lines of communication open, and don't hesitate to stay on top of the progress (and costs) as things move forward.It sounds like you’re in some great areas!

Have been to Houston in 2013 and from my memory it gave me a similar profiling to Perth, WA very resource centric (mining, oil&gas) next to energy rich region and liked that the city was big yet not maddening as the NY/LA's of the world.

Too complicated and feature rich can be a drawback as well.

After you've got a lot of time invested in them, they will ask to communicate off platform, and say they're having their employer send you a check. 

BP is far better in that realm of how to actually communicate with folks..

Communication and cooperation is what its about.

Almost all of my communication with my tenants is via text, and they still will lie, lol.I just had a tenant last week- after I repaired her stairs- claim they told me repeatedly about their deck stairs needing fixed last year and 'nothing was ever done about it'.  

This creates a record of your communication, which could be important if legal issues arise later.Liability Considerations: You’re correct in thinking that getting the LLC to pay for roof repairs could be difficult, especially if they own no assets or claim no liability for the tree falling.