We thought that occurrence was a rare terrible tragedy and that the odds were low that it would happen again.

I fear there will be a tragedy here  

This is a horrific and very sad tragedy poor child, this makes me cringe.

You turn on the news, log into Facebook, Twitter, or IG, and can easily be bombarded with the latest scams, scandals, crimes, threats, tragedies, all of which further reinforce our confirmation bias.As it pertains to real estate investing, there will always be a naysayer, telling you you’re making a mistake, telling you all the things that could go wrong, when in reality, we all know that real estate runs in cycles, and is a time-tested asset class.

Terrible, terrible tragedy all those lives lost!

Besides the horrible tragedy in Surfside Florida last week, there are lessons to be learned for all property owners.

Generally speaking this is why usually the landlord is responsible for lawn care and other common area expenses because getting tenants to do it unless there is some incentive will give you the "tragedy of the commons" where nobody will take care of certain areas.But with 14 rentals at that point I figure it is probably more cost effective to sign a service contract with a landscaper to do it all?

Would a shareholder certificate as  opposed to a deed/title be sufficient in the event of such a tragedy?  

Congrats on something great coming out of a tragedy. 

Having him show up in the midst of tragedy and chaos  might be too distracting.