If you are all worked up about oil stands, then you will have a heart attack.

If there are adequate insurance limits they won't go to the trouble of trying to attack your personal assets.

It comes in handy as a tool, could also save your life if you're in an accident and need to cut the seatbelt out, or good if you're in a vacant house and some squatter attacks you and you end up on the ground.Michigan has open carry, but I'm not a fan of that.

Please do not reduce the quality of this discussion by such juvenile personal attacks.

On the new house I just purchased since it's going to be a rental my best line of attack is to get a Home Warranty on it.

One day like any other day in 2017, you will see a hairball bursting through the door in your office and wreak havoc, hopefully giving Jake a little heart attack!

There just seem to be quite a few attack dogs on here lately... maybe someone is upset with my post about airBNB.

Damn, I'd probably die of a heart attack if this happened to me during my 1031.

None of us have experience in commercial investing, but we are aggressively attacking the knowledge base in order to close the gap on our learning curve.Our goals are to purchase these properties to build enough of a passive income for everyone to walk away from their jobs.There are now a few fourplexes that we are considering and looking to make a purchase early 2018.My questions are the whole scope:1) What are our finance options?

Disappointed that this discussion started to get a little personal.....no need to start attacking one another....its one thing to have a good solid discussion...its another to purposely make the other person feels stupid or their opinion worthless.....Would the tenant win this in court in CA?