Yes asset protection, but you need to weight the burdens vs risk.

If there are only 5 or 6 sold listings in the last year in that area, I know I need to give my comp average less weight and be more diligent about pulling specific comps on it.

There are so many variables, especially with older properties.Workers who are honest, dependable, skillful, reasonably priced and personable are worth their weight in gold.

Many times the complaint is dismissed or a further hearing is held if the complaint has substantial substance and weight to it.To file a complaint you have to get notarized and complete certain  steps.

I think Amazon would add extra weight to housing affordability therefore I like the mid-continent cities but there are very few that seem plausible and/or well connected enough to make it seem reasonable. 

Most want to just drop some weight.  

If you were constructing a spreadsheet with weighted averages, what would command the most weight?

In between tenants, weight the cost effectiveness of improving the appearance by replacing fixtures... and if/when they do break, don't buy junk.

Use tools that take the weight and stress of your body.

Then call your guys and ask how much they charge per lf of let's say wall framing, enter the info and you're goodThen add your general conditionsThen a table for tax, markup, etc.It stinks to make but it's worth twice its weight in gold.