I look at the ease of re-keying (takes about 10 seconds to re-key one lock) and that has far outweighed the issues I've had which one was my fault and the other was that the lock would just spin and not lock/unlock.

The assets are divided and for ease someone takes over the property.  

This builds trust and can break the ice for you which will ease your nerves when communicating with the seller.  

In a sense, you get the best of both worlds, the safety and ease of cash when you need it and the growth potential of leverage when it makes sense.

Ease Rental Solutions.  

The reason I like the idea of naming the LLC based on the address: ease of keeping track which property goes with which LLC.  

Add to this the low barriers of entry for newbie wholesalers, the ease of direct marketing, it is exponentially harder to find good deals because of the competition.Now if this were a few years back, and property values were 40% of current value and foreclosures were popping up all over the place, then I would have more trust in wholesalers as there are many more deals to be had and "only" making 5K on a deal isn't so bad when you are making 20+ deals a month.

I'll also ask my bank for a proof of funds letter to put them at ease.

Farmers is one of the most investor friendly and ease of use insurance carriers out there as far as the big boys.

But eventually this easing cycle which has been a bandaid on a larger problem since 08 will no longer be of help.