I have since done research into it, So if you personally managed the rentals, such as failure to shovel after a storm, someone slips and falls, the LLC and you personally will be sued.

No, I do NOT shovel snow!

Currently, seeking undervalued parcels (I know, not a thing right now-LOL) in the ex-urb areas of the Leavenworth-Tonganoxie, KS corridor, with the aim of entitling the undeveloped parcels for eventual shovel ready lots for commercial applications, such as multi-family, warehouse, home subdivisions, etc. 

Currently, seeking undervalued parcels (I know, not a thing right now-LOL) in the ex-urb areas of the Leavenworth-Tonganoxie, KS corridor, with the aim of entitling the undeveloped parcels for eventual shovel ready lots for commercial applications, such as multi-family, warehouse, home subdivisions, etc.

It might turn out they hate mowing grass, shoveling snow, painting, pulling weeds, doing repairs, and everything else they’ve never had to do.Even with the large 20% downpayment they’re looking at a $7600/mo payment BEFORE property taxes and insurance.

How many millionaires back then made it not by mining for gold and striking it rich, but by selling the dream of finding gold, by selling picks and shovels (with as much advertising and flare as humanly possible)? 

Who cares about having to shovel a sidewalk.

Hey @Nick Johnson where in FL are you investing?

Hi Andy,I don't have any coal furnaces, but I know how they work.Your lease should address who owns the coal, because if they move and have a ton of coal they paid for in the basement they might want credit for leaving it.A coal furnace can have (or can not have) a "Stoker", that stoker can be adequate size for 24 hours or less than 24 hours.If no stoker, someone must go down to basement when coal fire goes out and hand shovel coal from the floor to the furnace mouth.If there is a stoker someone must every so many hours go down and shovel coal into the stoker. 

Hi Dev,Read Rich Dad Poor Dad.Make as much money as you can before you are 18 and spend zero of that money.Kid Jobs: Cut grass, babysit with younger kids--not babies, shovel snow, sell things online, offer to help at businesses of people you know for cash, such as cleaning out a storeroom, or sweeping the parking lot, or washing windows.