You know the saying, "It takes a village to raise a baby"? 

Surprisingly the tenant who wrote the note to vacate was so thankful, did a car repair for me free of charge, as he's a licensed auto mechanic.

My last tennant used the dishwasher to clean auto parts.

The cool thing about it is this particular investment firm offers a 7.5% return to myself for the loan as long as it’s paid back with an auto withdraw payment after tax from my normal paycheck.

WF has me tied down right now as my cost of change (changing all auto-payments, etc) is greater than my benefit (no minimum).I "lose money" to inflation sitting on cash but I don't have much time to play around looking for options and know cash is king in certain areas of RE.

An umbrella policy picks up where your regular home or auto insurance policy ends.

Many wholesalers use a mojo auto dialer.

Additionally, I have my mortgage on auto pay as well so my rentals are running on auto pilot until maintenance/repairs are needed. 

@Yazan DabbaghLet's say you own an Investment Property in Detroit 20 years before it went Bankrupt.Let's say you actually paid attention to the Big 3 Domestic Autos (GM, Ford and Crystler) Stock prices and their competition which were foreign makers like Nissan and Honda.Let's also say that you fully understood that Detroit was 90% dependent on the Big 3.What would you do if you noticed that there was a steady decline in the Big 3 over the a decade?

Disclaimer - By blind luck, I started in 2008 when the village idiot could make money buying RE.