And, doing it with an engineering-based study (IRS' preferred methodology) with audit defense included, is going to be even more important.

I know my tenant is trying to delay the eviction and they hired a firm called Eviction Defense Network, but I'm not sure what is the best course of action for me to take because the $1400 on top of the eviction cost is pretty expensive.  

Even the Dept of Defense has predicted Naval Bases along East Coast (i.e.

This usually weeds out the uninformed want a be investor not realizing that a good GC is their best line of defense from the start.

It’s instantaneous.I use home warranties as my first line of defense against repairs.  

Your first layer of defense is screening  your applicants hard.

@Allen LiMark Kohler's book had a more "meaningful" message about it being an extra layer of defense. 

If you are employing all of those defenses that mitigates your risk regardless of your source of funds. 

Eviction for anything other than non-payment of rent is much more complicated and leaves room for all kinds of "defenses" and wide room for the Court's descretion!

This avoids the time and expense of filing and complying with the save harbor Regulation D filings, although by relying on the general exemption for private offering rather than a Reg D filing you do give up your statutory defenses in a case where you are sued by your investors, for example should something go wrong and your investors lose money and decide to sue you.