Taiwan get's attacked expect a flash-crash, or something with Poland/Ukraine, or or or......

If in the attack, go crazy lining the attack walk paths with traps.If there are pets on the property, set traps inside a 4 inch plumbing pipe.

Second, not all attorney's are made equal when it comes to attacking these structures and most of my Plaintiff attorney colleagues do not share the impression that they are easily set aside in Texas.

So I know that you are an appraiser and you may have felt that was an attack or placing blame, but it was not.  

I understand, I was pointing out that a renter's insurance may cover liability, which is the real issue with aggressive breeds: the dog attacking someone else.

If I look at it on a single property basis, I would have a panic attack. 

I'm all for healthy debate, however the nasty tone here needs to go.Everyone in this discussion is capable of having a debate without throwing snide remarks back and forth.That said, please argue your points without attacking one another.

By attacking the debt on one property with the cash flow from 19 others, you accelerate the payoff and when it is paid off that property now produces 4x CASHFLOW, and the snowball gets bigger.With this approach, 19 debt-free properties that each rent for $850 per month will produce $124,260 after all expenses, and that is if the rents never increase! 

., seller sues for damages for your failure to close and property value has declinedEnvironmental claims such as "Toxic mold"Loan defaults because you walk away from a bad propertyTenants hurt while working on the property for reduced rentWrongful eviction or discriminationProperty vacant for more than 30 days while doing rehab and someone is injuredAnimal damage to propertyZero bite rule because of "attack" dogThese are just some of the situations I have dealt with regarding clients who were not covered.

How about a terrorist attack to water supply?