If someone slips on ice in the driveway, who's on the hook?

IF these properties appreciate, which I assume they will since they are priced so low, that's just the icing on the cake.

You've obviously got the lake in the summer, and ice fishing, skiing, and snowmobiling in the winter.

I do try to be as fair as possible, even beyond govt standards (really, I don't care if your hair is purple ... but no green), but no matter what you do, you have to say "no" to somebody, and some of those somebody's know they have access to free legal services in a monstrously tenant-friendly state and even more tenant-friendly city.So I just keep skating along trying as best I can to avoid the thinner patches of ice!

Comparing RE to SM investing is like comparing ice cream to a pizza. 

Now let's say "Larry The Lawsuit King" walks by your IA rental property and decides to take a big slip on the ice and now "must" sue you, because your a "big rich investment property owner".

Downgrade the credit cards to no annual fee accounts, then freeze them into a big block of ice and leave them there. 

Today, The city offers a range of attractions, from our world-famous baseball team, the Toledo Mud Hens, the Minor League hockey team favorites The Walleye, and the Toledo Zoo, to increasing world class Toledo Museum of Art, and a vibrant art culture.

Refrigerators are hard to break unless you are specifically abusing them - we don't include ice makers, which are the main point of failure.

That was all fine when the market was hockey sticking.