So someone worried that they are a magnet for a lawsuit might consider making maximum contributions to retirement plans.  

@Scott Mac they are removable (magnetic technology) so I'm not really worried about that@Sam Shueh you may be right but replacing insulation is going to be cost prohibitive.

So I bought 100 bandit signs, 2 car magnets, and 500 postcards.

This is broad question but here's a couple pieces of advice:1) Put it out there what you're looking for (i.e. facebook/insta/Snapchat/craigslist posts), car magnets, business cards, etc.);2) Secure funding ahead of time (or at least know your funding strategies);3) Have a good home inspector on your team (he/she may be the difference between negative cashflow and positive cashflow);4) set up automatic cragislist email notifications on potential deals (set up key words);5) buy properties in areas that you wouldn't mind your own family living in; 6) Remove emotion when sifting through deals;7) Don't give up

Search niche dot com, and look google "ask a magnet yenta" for some good info on LAUSD

@Thomas CrappseAnother really good publication is one by Victor Menasce - "Magnetic Capital".The publications outlines the type of relationship one must have with those from who on seeks investments monies.URL:  victorjm.com/books/Hope this helps.

BANG.Print this and stick it on your fridge with a magnet and read it every Sunday afternoon.

I don't follow you on lawsuit magnet comment, tenants are not aware the house is paid off.

How does the magnet school system work in SC?

Or the disks spinning, as the case may be.