No way.Unless you are rich, famous or both - just take action and carry good insurance.  

Remember the little people at BP once your famous. best wishes.

if your post and goal is just being massively misunderstood here, then maybe your problem is as Bob said above - you're selling it wrong.

Ah, I misunderstood a bit, but I'd like to know that too when you find out haha!

I think though one of the most misunderstood concepts of real estate is that at its base its totally passive.. that simply is not true.it can be once your in a deal.. but you still have to vette your syndicator and the deal.. that takes work.. and if your going to be in the business then EXACTLY your in the business... there are very few JOBs in real estate IE unless you work for someone on a w2 like a big developer as an employee.. other wise all of us are in the real estate business and are running our business's  never been a job for me LOL.. sometimes I wish I had taken that JOb in 1989 with Apple though  LOL.

Use it for events, political rallies, movies, etc. 3) Put signage in the roads as markers4) Link it to famous people.

As @Brian Burke so famously said in his podcast, you must "stay relevant."

No, you misunderstood, that is where you should check.  

I did a research and this is what I found of the most famous ones:1- The Trump University is NOT for me since I'm not into skyscrappers, Yet.2- Dave Lindhal is NOT for me since I'm not into multi-family buildings, Yet.3- Robert Kiyosaki (My Personal Rich Dad) is my best mentor, but not for my market and not doing single fmly as others.4- Armando Montelongo would it be a great coach if he was specialized in New England.5- Than Merrill (Fortune Builder) is into single fmly houses and they got started in New England, therefore, is my best choice!

I think I misunderstood your comment - I thought you were suggesting taking out a G/L on the rental property itself, not his overall "rental business."