The only significant lawsuits you hear about are big landlords that violate the law egregiously, usually over a long period.The likelihood of being sued and losing an amount that can't be covered by insurance is probably equal to being struck by lightning twice.

If I had hired a pro, it would have been done in under two and the extra rent income would have paid for the pro.My biggest misconception was my limited belief that I couldn't buy multiple investments.

French courts ruled Bitcoin equal to money.

Hello,I have been hearing on BP podcasts that tenant turnovers can equal about $6000-8000 (one host even said up to $10k, if I recall correctly) when lost rent and repair/upgrade costs are factored together.

I had to crush limiting beliefs—like thinking I needed to start small or that investing out of state was too risky.

Originally posted by @Cameron Price:Originally posted by @Andy Holland:Yes this is true,Technically the tax rate goes from 4% to 6%.But in real life is is equal to an increase of around 3 times that of an owner occupant. 

This is before even the problem that these techniques and strategies work only in a limited number of opportunities, and these opportunities can only be recognized by someone with knowledge of real estate principles, law and finance. interestingly, what seems to sell nowadays is this pop cultural belief that education in anything but specific techniques is worthless; that something called motivation, combined with a positive mindset and an unwillingness to accept reality will triumph over anything else and lead to massive success.  

It's a real problem and can only imagine the number of investors out there who are operating their businesses recklessly under the false beliefs of protections of an LLC created and stored away in file cabinet. 

As long as the rents are equal to or greater than the mortgage payment it’s a simple loan to get approved.

All to say behaviors are belief driven.