Landlords need to keep a low profile to minimize their "landlord lottery" exposure, as we were discussing in the Carbon Monoxide thread.

My portfolio (Portfolio 14) from Assetbuilder has international exposure so I don't have to worry about chasing the latest fad country.

Please pass this thread along to others to gain as much exposure as possible.

Even though I haven't had any issue with tenants, it would be nice to get more exposure as maybe I could get a better price or better tenants, but just a thought.@ Cameron NovakI have tenants in there now that are about to leave and have already signed new tenants. 4 years ago I had trouble renting the property, but I'm certain it was the price as for the past 4 years I haven't had an empty month since then.

While it hasn't been an easy ride, I believe our unique philosophy on the real estate investing business has helped to create an incredible environment where users can safely learn, network, gain exposure, and do deals.

For a small landlord, in my opinion 1m personal liability with a commercial exposure (as a business owner) will generally cut it.

Your liability exposure is rather low flipping except for construction aspects, IMO.We can certainly proceed with thoughts on the matter but much more information would be required, as to the purpose and goals desired.

The property remains listed so the bank knows it gets max exposure.

Thats awesome and a huge step in going from some exposure to mega exposure!

This is one of those things where instead of encroaching on an individuals fashion, they are protecting thier citizens from what often amounts to indecent exposure.