@Arthur Banks I talked with my attorney regarding each property in a separate LLC, and he said that was overkill.

They work for you so don't be afraid to call/email and ask questions.You are free to visit once a year or more often if you like, but that may be over-kill.

The only time I'm ever able to justify doing my own title search is if the property is really cheap - so cheap that a title insurance policy is overkill ...and these kinds of properties are usually a waste of time in the first place (depending on where you're at financially).

Most of our purchases are never even listed.My company manages 23 plus unit buildings so it might be overkill if you are looking for a lower amount of units, but the same principle applies....network, network, network.

While I'm all about thinking ahead, it may be considerable overkill to form a series LLC and then place it in a trust.

Im aware of CCIM courses but they seem like overkill for my purposes.

In a place where temps are truly temperate like coastal CA (no AC, and no central heat in this particular house) a lot of the newer windows are overkill.

I think it's sounds like over kill, but maybe it isn't.

I look at it as being over-kill or as a decoration, but he also owns some apartments and feels it adds more class to the units.

", I say to those people that this isn't about me, the impact it's going to have on my business or whether or not I think it is appropriate or overkill, etc., you are missing the bigger picture.