Real estate typically appreciates over time, so it's wise to hold onto investments unless you have a real reason to sell.

Is it worth going with drawers in place of regular cabinets on the bottom in a rental?

What are typical expenses in your market for this type of asset.

You could have two identical apartments, side by side, and one could be worth much more than the other because it is producing more income.

And it can be definitely worth it, IF you win.

typically capex is low for a bit if you BRRRR right - but a new furnace can still break =)

I use to collect a security deposit but decided it was more hassle than it was worth.

American’s Net Worth is UPTotal net worth for the bottom 50% of folks is UP big time, and has been since the Great Financial Crisis, but it took 13 years, until ~2019, to get back above 2006 levels.

The Trustee of the trust is typically listed on title to real property, so while that may provide you some anonymity, you have to ask if you really want to track down that person to sign documents related to your real property? 

The potential risk you're taking on is not worth the cost savings IMO.