I've heard the argument that if you don't have a large amount of assets to lose, a good umbrella insurance policy should suffice.

If the amount was in the positive - you should have looked to pay yourself a salary.If you operated at a loss - you may have been able to possibly get away without paying yourself a wage.If you only earned a wage in the 4th quarter - I think filing a 941 for the 4th quarter would suffice. 

There's plenty of landlording software out there you can download, although with only 7 rentals even excel would suffice to keep a simple P & L. 

That and Zillow usually suffice

Today, you can get a conventional mortgage with 5% down.As for your last question, if you're a W-2 employee, 30 days of pay stubs will suffice for qualified income.

Their various times breaking park rules (noise mainly), should suffice as breaking the terms of the lease, but I'm not sure how easy this will be because the park owner has provided me with absolutely zero written notice of these things happening.What should I do?

The CARS rental agreement should suffice.

The forums are great for idea generating but don't take the place of personalized advice.There are several considerations that can go into the analysis of whether you need an LLC or whether a large insurance policy will suffice.

They're surely depleted after 2ish years of those.I got a lot of thoughts on the matter, but suffice to say I'm a touch worried about the future of the healthcare system.

Beacon Hill estate sale (I won't even tell you how many bedrooms this one has, suffice it to say its a lot) - extensive cosmetic, rat infested, some water damage.5.