(4) Exhaustion - at some point, investors feel they are overweighted to real estate and pull back.I think there are some differences with Japan.  

This does protect you from hurricane and will be able to withstand some deflection on earth movement, but still the fact remains that if something goes wrong on the property, you still need to fix it, and the constant movement of soil -- and even especially on sinkholes doesn't help with the cost and maintenance.

All these things mentioned will let you know how much of a profit share you can withstand. 

We found that our existing insurance did not quite cover this, so we had to increase the coverage a little on the individual policies, but the costs to do so were not much, and the total all in was still MUCH MUCH less than would've been with standing up and maintaining a LLC, not to mention lack of hassles and no issues with financing.

I know it costs more but I sleep a little better knowing i can withstand some type of rent decline.

This little experiment has caused my credit score to go up, but has also exhausted a lot of my free income.

It'll be new construction so there will be a separate exhaust fan in each bathroom but I hadn't planned on putting them in timers - I like that and will do.

This has a good overview of dryer exhaust requirements per the IRC (International Residential Code). https://www.nachi.org/dryer-vent-safety.htmWhether the seller pays for it or you do, you definitely want all that moisture being vented to the outside.

I like my job a lot, but working as much as 60 or 70 hours a week sometimes gets exhausting.

These combined scenarios would exhaust your VA guaranty eligibility until one of the loans is paid-off.