The lease addendum idea above is smart as well.  

I found the BiggerPockets site while researching decision-making practices used by RE investors.I’m a part of an exciting startup, dedicated to making nationwide property & ownership data accessible to everyone on their mobile devices. 

If you're smart, you'd take the same approach. 

As Rob with assets think he doesn't need to incorporate as he doesn't want the hassle with the fees well that's likely just his prerogative which may or may not end up being smart.

The reason is simple, the smart people refinanced their homes to for a low interest rate?

While I still hate debt, I'm starting to realize more and more using the bank's money and conserving my cash is the smart thing, especially if I pay the bank 6% or less, and get 20+% returns.But I won't lie, the whole idea of leveraging my primary home scares me.

I love the layout and you’ve been so smart in the way you have rolled things out and improved functionality.

Otherwise, secure the notice to the front door and take a pic with a device that automatically records the location and time (today’s newspaper in the shot is also fine.)Once inside the residence, you can tell us what your agent will see, and we can plan the next step.

I saw that happen in San Diego in the mid-90's for instance because of downsizing in the military.I read a lot of quarterly reports from REITS and one very smart thing I think they do is look at their cost of capital versus the market cap rate. 

Oh wow, that's really smart!