LLC is not a substitute for adequate liability insurance as you are still at risk of loosing the assets in an LLC if the tenant has a significant valid claim. 

Nothing substitutes experience.

There's no substitute for experience, regardless of if you're shelling out big money to learn the business or if you're making use of podcasts, books, YouTube, etc.

Whether it be from a sublease tenant or from you, the landlord should be amendable to that change and allow you to leave and find a substitute. 

But – always do your own due diligence, even with the companies mentioned above.For the recipients, you can mail them a printed copy or even a substitute statement.Warning: do not email these!

Connect to the washing machine valve, or a faucet sometimes works (Can substitute almost anything as pressure wash detergent-that stuff is expensive)*The wife will turn your positive cash flow negative by going to Starbucks too much and there's nothing you can do about it

I will always accept a check if you insist but tax free is a better deal:)  One my favorite clients is also a custom builder (if you substitute live in flipper here you'll get my point). 

Do some research on "will substitutes" and see if those could apply to your situation.

But in the beginning there is no substitute for stepping foot on the assets you are analyzing.

At one time on Register records, the bank attorney was the grantor and the grantee, and made themselves the substitute trustee.