Probably looking for a low entry barrier property at first to mitigate some of the risk we take on for our first property as we anticipate making some mistakes as we learn and grow as investors.Looking forward to getting to know some of you in the near future!

I have learned a lot( Archeological Survey, floodway mitigation, etc ) but would like someone that can save me some of the learning curve when it comes to bigger projects.   

Just realize there are ways to help mitigate that risk if that's the tenant profile/demographics of the area.

The landlord's should get as much information as possible in order to mitigate risk as much as they can.

I would definitely be interested in hearing any and all strategies for vetting out tenants to mitigate headaches down the road!

If you incorporate and they sue, they can still roll you back for up to a couple of years.Wise man saying: Mitigation is good, addressing the direct problem is gooder  ;)

BrianI have a strategy I learned about some Tax mitigation.

But You need a large sum of cash to help mitigate your risk and that you can live on.

This ruling was put into place to mitigate the risk associated with the loan.http://203krehabnow.com/frequently-asked-questions...

What I was trying to convey was:-The goal is to quantify "RISK" and how your plan mitigates that risk.