The tenant very clearly damaged the floor. 1.

our 3 big oak trees slowly and surely did damage over time, so that's being done soon for about $3000. 

The first two years I had higher repairs and vacancy than expected, but it was bad luck and now things are running smoothly.Last year, I had a fire in one house with a lot of damage.

You don't want to be starting this process over on August 1.Second, the New Mexico court will award you monetary damages for your unpaid rents, court costs, etc.

Does this strategy effectively contain potential damages (e.g., from lawsuits) within the specific LLC?

And if anything goes missing or is the wrong size, or damaged, that's all on you, and you'll take care of it right?"

All of the elements of an easement by necessity (or prescriptive easement, depending upon the facts) would need to be satisfied... read SD case law to find out what would need to be proven.

All investments come with an element of risk.So when you’re told of “guaranteed methods” run in the other direction.

I have a Google Sheet that I'm using to track different elements of the project but I'm wondering if folks have success using other software that they can share with me?

I've had a building burn to the ground and a fire resulting in partial damages, luckily no one was injured in either.