Please consider taking some REI education to help you guard your resources.

I'm a Active Service member in the Virginia Air Guard and looking to expand my portfolio. 

It seems their primary business in PM and eviction guard is an option.

Thanks for sharing it gives us all a reminder to be on guard all the time.

And we always follow the rules because rule breakers get punished and like the second half of the saying that most people either don't know or just blow off "Fortune Favors The Bold and Punishes the Unwise" not following rules that have been in place since the stock market first was established, and those morons who say "Rules Were Made to Be Broken" can break the rules with their own money and do what The Old Guard of the stock market told their children to do with our money. 

Not sure if this is the nest place to post, but I'm about to take a partnership with a friend who has an established restaurant business , he has a bar on premise but the bar has been obsolete and does not generate enough income from the bar, the dinning portion is fine.For the partnership , I don't need to contribute any capital but will take a share of net profit from the bar only, in return for my marketing and management of the bar.Since no capital or expenditure is needed  from me, what kind of document is needed to safe guard my interest here.

Now maybe if the primary business was a shooting range, with the appropriate procedures and safe guards, then they added a vacation rental, that would be different, but on the job training of how to safely deliver a shooting experience at a vacation rental seems a bit backwards and naive.

Dogs are difficult because they can be loud, leave a mess, and guard the apartment when somebody needs to go in to fix something. 

Have you thought about putting up a cattle guard?

Two of our other kids are Army National Guard, using that to help with college expenses.