Should I just sell and purchase something without the liability, or is that overkill?

@Rick, I don't think 6 hours is giving up easy when I'm a wholesaler, I think its over kill.

When he saw my project yesterday, he said just seal it with adhesive (simply said the drilling was overkill) and showed me his wells (they're tight) and how to do it.

I agree, some expense should be attributed to it, I just think annually would be overkill.

I thought a ladder may be useful, but might be overkill.

But, if it's just you in the deal and/or the property is a fourplex that kind of analysis is total overkill.

Maybe it was overkill but I've gotten roof inspections on SFR wholesale deals.

But I overkilled the ceilings with 5/8 drywall & much stronger joint compound.Given the interesting open concept & 3 floors of active living space now would be the time to give serious consideration to the zoning of the furnace & a/c to ensure BALANCED heat/cooling.

I thought it was over kill to red tag the site and if 12 inch staples is the minimum code then 6 is doubly good?

I've been managing my own collection of single family homes using a spreadsheet in years past.In the future, my plan is to continue doing that, and also to, using an LLC(s) (which I point out because the above mentioned properties are not (yet) part of the LLC), purchase other properties that I will actually have a paid property manager handle for me.In light of those use cases...I've recently purchased the accounting version of QB'13 (I figure there's no such thing as overkill, right?)