Probably overkill but lets me sleep at night.

A new application fee and background check would be overkill of course, but they should be collecting a brand new deposit and treating the old deposit as a completely separate issue.

Hopefully it's overkill, but this isn't the time to run things to the edge.

Quicken is overkill for personal and rental bookkeeping but I’ve used it for 20 years starting with personal budgets.

Others the 70% rule should be put in the smithsonian and an inspection would be overkill and not even entertained by buyers who do their own homework.It comes down to knowing your market and what you need to do to make it happen, simple as that.

I have 30 doors and doing quickbooks plus pm software seems like overkill.

@Damarius Gilbert Yea, the TREC form seems a little complicated, kind of an overkill, probably has every single detail covered, but explaining it is going to be  a doozie for me. 

I only have a dozen properties but quicken is overkill for that and it’s only $50, not a monthly charge.

Books – In this order1) Rich Dad Poor Dad2) Millionaire Real Estate Investor3) Cashflow Quadrant4) Equity HappensBusiness Books1) 4-hour workweek2) E-Myth3) Think And Grow Rich (read this again and again, all the Gurus such as Tony Robbins and Jim Rohn regurgitate ideas in this book)It’s important to note that reading anymore is just overkill.

Taking on the cost of cameras or an eviction or even just a turnover (especially because it’s hard to find a good tenant this time of year) would be extreme overkill for something you’re likely to encounter a lot when owning multifamily buildings in a state where weed is decriminalized and used by many.