@Jake WaslaskiI have three ~50 unit apartments there and like it much better for growth than my Birmingham stuff because of the STEM jobs there.

One of the most concerning factors is the question of how you can protect yourself from lawsuits stemming from properties you may never step foot on. 

One of the most concerning factors is the question of how you can protect yourself from lawsuits stemming from properties you may never step foot on.

But having a major in computer science (or any kind of STEM field) would've opened up a lot of opportunities for me.

This is what we do for our clients as it avoids any due on sale concerns(technically the property remains in your control) and it can make you anonymous as the owner(helps protect you and your LLC from lawsuits stemming from the property).

If someone does not read the instructions or call for help, they get what they create.All IRA horror stories have one common root - failure to educate oneself on the process.This can stem from several sources:Plan providers that focus on marketing, not education.Plans that do not come bundled with access to quality ongoing support.Investors who just think of this as "an account" or "a pile of money" and do not respect the fact that with the freedom to take more control over their investment portfolio comes a responsibility to be aware of and operate within the rules.For investors who take the time to be properly educated and work with a quality provider, there is very little risk. 

Even in legal cannabis states, companies and landlords can deny applicants for "following the state law". 

In my experience, most lawsuits stem from miscommunications.

From there if there are any deductions that stem from the walk through provide an itemized list of any charges they will incur from their security deposit complete with pictures of any infractions.

In other cases, the banks themselves were the problem because they had made risky loans and needed to stem their outflow of capital.