@Steve K. well, five years would be overkill...lolTwo years very seldom holding up but it helps me to manage switching Tenants with no vacancies in between.Also, right now I've got new property just rehabbed and I'm signing lease for 15 months only: I don't want winter turnover and I do expect higher rents in 2020 after Amazon will open its distribution center in Euclid.

It just seems like overkill to me to have one LLC per property, but I'm no lawyer!

Its overkill and I see buyers complaining about this all the time.

That’s overkill.

I guess itemizing everything down to the doorknob is overkill, but they are usually at least separated into electrical, plumbing, HVAC, roof, foundation, etc.

Any advice or suggestions on how to speed this up but not overkill.

Interesting.Why such a difference for a 2 bedroom than a 3 Bedroom ie Anaheim CA Are 3 bedrooms overkill and not as desireable

I have heard of investors setting up a separate LLC for each rental property in their portfolio, but even  that is deemed overkill by some BP members.

As a  long in the tooth LL that has seen much worse, I would vote it being overkill to try and evict because of late fees.  

At best, they probably don't need this complexity at the small scale so it is overkill.