Quote from @Patricia Steiner: Some of my clients target a portion of their portfolios to SFH for rental to Section 8 tenants.  ....Hi Patricia, Nice post...What do you do about:[1] Large menacing sharp toothed attack dogs that live in the backyard on a chain (or inside the house)?

So the only expense I see left to attack, which happens to be everyone’s favorite topic, is insurance.I am not schooled [yet] on the ins-and-outs of property insurance, and I realize the following questions are pretty much opened-ended and every situation is different, but any practical advice or rules-of-thumb will be greatly appreciated!

I think the MLM sneak attack is pretty much a rite of passage - my wife and I got hit with one shortly after I decided I wanted to start investing :)  Good luck with your search, if you ever have any questions feel free to hit me up.

Well, financing as we know it hasn't been around forever Dion, only about 700 years, but it's not a stretch to go back over 2000 for cash sales, if you include goats, horses, chickens, daughters and such with agreements not to attack or go to war.

Thats plenty of time for them to wreck my property causing me a huge loss and heart attack. 

A plan of attack is a must.This IS a business and needs to be treated as such.

Most of the time, this really gets the caller to stop in their tracks and go from "attack" mode to "maybe I would sell it if the price was right".

If I could use that to get in between the beam and the metal bracket, I could lift about 6 nail heads at a time then attack them.

Maybe come up with a plan of attack or start a list of contacts that would be adventageous to us.

You're getting all stirred up and then attacking them.