Like most advice surrounding passive investing, this advice may apply in certain cases but the answer really lies in due diligence on the sponsor rather than a broad-brush rule.As a longtime syndicate sponsor I've been funded by both HNW equity and institutional LPs, so I've seen both sides of this first hand. 

I would brush up on what your rights actually are.

I was so locked in on the cashout refinance portion of the BRRRR and kind of brushed off the part of what if I do actually have to sell, which I am in now.

Get a strong shop vac with bristle brush and carefully clean off the condensing unit. 

The breakout panel on property management tips is also something I'll plan to attend I haven't brushed up as much as I'd like on technology/AI opportunities to optimize PM. 

you giving way to much benefit of the doubt to the realtor. especially new builds and salaried employees it's a whole other animal. thanks for the law brush up

This article includes Prospect Mortgage getting whacked with a $3.5M fine for paying referral fees: https://www.housingwire.com/ar...https://www.thebalancesmb.com/... is a good article to brush up on.RESPA doesn't apply on commercial or hard money loans. 

As others have mentioned, I recommend starting to attend some local meetups here and there just to start brushing shoulders with other brokers, investors, wholesalers, etc. to really get your feet wet without putting money on the line. 

I'd have went with all stainless/chrome/brushed nickel OR oil rubbed bronze is what I have been using lately.

Look, that plumber was not into getting into things and he gave you and tenant the brush off, that's the reality of it.