Hi everyone,I'm just starting out and have been toying with RE investing for a while now.

The advantage is you can lower your "underlying coverages" on your home, auto, rental properties, and toys(ie. motorcycles, boats, etc.)

You have toys on the bottom shelf, and a lamp right above, which a kid could easily pull off the shelf by the cord. 

Overall, I am looking for general insight and information for someone (me) who is wanting and toying with the idea of rental property investing.

Al Williamson is probably the one the other person is referring to.  Yes

Even if you can get me to yes, there's absolutely no chance I'm signing a lease with a brand new LLC that has no assets.

When someone's story suddenly shifts to "freedom" and includes second homes, quitting jobs, fancy cars, expensive vacations, toys like boats and other luxuries and the next line is that you can have this too..., that is when I know they are full of ...t.  

But have been toying with the idea of getting my real estate licence to do that part time (and have the added benefit of learning about real estate from the inside)

We stocked it with a bunch of extra pillows, and sheets so that kids could make play forts, went to thrift stores and bought a huge assortment of children's books and had toys for various ranges of kids including things like corn hole, frisbees, soccer balls, and a wiffle ball set.

I think he has had a headache dealing with the unit and there was a fire on the garage - probably had an insurance payout and is looking to dump it@Tim CampbellIt is offensive, instead of calling it crappy, it sounds like it is a C class neighborhood - with toys and junk inside/out and marijuana activity.