I personally have each of my properties setup in their own LLCs (no biz license required where I am at) and then have a personal liability policy to cover myself as an individual in case someone got through the LLC wall.

I think you will see companies advertising you get to talk to a live person..

You would be THRILLED to be able to handle kitchen floor damage for basically nothing versus replacing the entire floor!

Go visit the planning and zoning department in person.

@Manwell ReyesI haven't personally done one, but have several clients that have a bunch. 

@Emily Beatty After experience investing in both, I personally prefer Lexington primarily due to my thoughts that it has a better future than Louisville but both markets have great investments out there.

You will need boots on the ground and someone that can give you personal experience for you to grow your portfolio and also be your go-to for connections locally.

Its not something we do so I would not be the person who can assist on the exact way to do it, but there are several here on BP that can assist. 

Looking forward to connect with like-minded investors and RE professionals online or in person.

How do you handle these situations?