/snarkI know we like to laugh about the image of the lazy contingency lawyer looking for the low hanging fruit but I can guarantee if you, an employee, a contractor or anyone on the property on your behalf directly or indirectly causes serious injury to the tenant, or God really help you, a child, the existence of an LLC owning properties mortgaged to the hilt will delight the attorney looking to take the case.

I'm thinking a fall wedding might be nice!

I made sure the wife was on board with the investment and committed legally and when she suggested that we "seal" the deal, I just told her I haven't even kissed another girl since my wife and I's first date, except for the bride at friends wedding, It has been 54 years now and I wish I could have 54 more.

If I had the same rent for multiple places I would have to look at the deposit images from my bank if there was any question (my bank captures the deposit image).

I would wait for the next major downturn if you are wedded to investing here.I've posted this bit elsewhere and I'll share it again:I live in Silicon Valley, and I'm an investment advisor who specializes in real estate.

Trello/Zoho Projects/Basecamp - General project management software that includes tasks, Gantt scheduling, calendars, project forums, document storage & team collaboration toolsSmartsheet/AirTable - Provide spreadsheet style platforms with additional functionalities for uploading documents/images, assigning tasks, calendar, images, etc...I am currently beta testing my own Project Management platform that should be complete in the next few months...

My goals for a letter would be to update the neighbors about:coming progress in their neighborhoodwho to contact with questions and concernsdevelop rapport for neighborhood watch and potential buyersDoes anyone have examples of direct mail they send out or ideas that I am missing to effectively communicate a professional image when entering a neighborhood to start construction?   

A good image is a great selling point.

I only dance occasionally at weddings now.

See image of my access road below...water is 2ft deep.