Commercial has been pain free, and as close to passive/inactive management as possible for my units.

But at the end of the day, my opinion is action is always better than inaction! 

Hello all, I've noticed this thread has been inactive for some time but I would still like to say hello and introduce myself.

We are active duty military and have done very well in active duty towns.

I have some examples of these methods in action very close to home.

I want to be cautious with my first real estate deal as I don't want to get burned, however, I also don't want to fall victim to inaction/analysis paralysis.

Tenant agrees to pay for damages and pest eradication if pest infestation occurs as a result of their action or inaction.

I do however have a buyers list and some marketing in action.

Attorneys have tried to put the breach of the duty of care into mathematical terms whether any action or inaction was negligent by using the BPL analysis:B=burden (cost)P=probability of lossL=gravity of lossIf the BP>L, then you are likely negligent.

This means they are not operating at a fully legal level and could be fraud.The foreign LLC information is as followsDocument Number: M07000001265FEI Number: 205525148Filed: 3/2/07 State: NVStatus: INACTIVE / REVOKED Date: 9/26/08Address Principle: 6100 Neil Rd, SUITE 500, Reno, NE 89511Principle/Registered Agent: Brian Higley 772.221.1010NEVADA FILING INFORMATION Corp Number: E0652782006-0 Status: ActiveThis means that the company is not able to do business in Florida, but can perform operations in Nevada.