I've had to fix 2 toilets, multiple sinks, microwave, door hardware, stove burner ring replacements, window AC units, and random other crap.When this stuff happens, it's often late at night (when tenants are home the most to wear crap out) or during the weekends (again, when tenants are home the most using these things).

This one has been kind of sitting on the back burner as I own the other side.  

And, like it or not, no matter how much you like or think you can trust the people who work for you... eventually, one of them will decide that they can take a big, fat bite out of you. 

Originally posted by @Shaun Reilly:However if there aren't obvious assets the hope is that an ambulance chaser looking to try to get a settlement on a frivolous lawsuit isn't going to put much effort into doing this when they don't see the pot of gold.If the primary reason for placing a property in a LLC is simply to reduce liability from ambulance chasers, it would seem to be much simpler to have a nice fat umbrella insurance policy.

I'm new at this, but this is what I've worked our so fat.

Convinced that nobody can read, I started putting "two animals max" without the weight limit in my ads and now I have renters with a little chihuahua, a dachshund. a small lab mix and a fat housecat.

I dont ever care to see another wood burner in MY house.

If I were looking at places to move and you saw a big dent in the fridge door or a missing stove burner.

I've had brand new houses fail for the most inane of reasons. don't argue either, always better to have friends, schedule the reinspection the next day for asap, then be done....be flexible with a security deposit.3. include a microwave, if you weren't already. get one for 40 bones and put it on the counter. slight bump in rent4. you can do better from a title co perspective, just tell them what youre willing to give. every deal they get is one more than they had and costs them little. pigs get fat/ hogs get slaughtered.

You deserve a big fat deal like this.