It's up to you and only you can decide.Sorry for so many questions,E) Good luck!

There's also per transaction type costs ("closing costs" in real estate, "brokerage fees" or w/e in stocks), which will be higher in real estate than stocks. 

I'd definitely agree umbrella insurance is the most fundamental form of protection after just being professional as a landlord, but using a legal structure isn't any more expensive than insurance over a few years if done right( potentially even cheaper if you're a smaller investor), and the chances of it being useful are a lot higher than %1 over the course of years, especially if you own multiple properties.

That doesn't mean you don't have to network as that makes deal finding easier - but there are deals on the MLSI have a research assistant that looks at this for me nationwide.Here's an example:Sold in January 2019 for $205,000 - https://www.redfin.com/CA/Los-Angeles/1762-E-111th-Pl-90059/home/7314651/crmls-SB17210662Now pending with a list price of $429,999 - https://www.redfin.com/CA/Los-Angeles/1762-E-111th-Pl-90059/home/7314651OrSold in January 2019 for $430,000 - https://www.redfin.com/CA/Los-Angeles/535-W-124th-St-90044/home/7331796/claw-18-402646#property-historyThen sold in May 2019 for $600,000 - https://www.redfin.com/CA/Los-Angeles/535-W-124th-St-90044/home/7331796Let me if this helps and if you would like to see some more.

We put the notice on the door and we e-mailed the notice to the guy that's in rehab.

(See table and map below)CSV of Cities: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vQss70xtKxJaxXG5s4ST2y42QYf1NUzH__v2rd1zl6vyPv3-ikaE5Idldp6R64MCQtM0GNA7lW69Vhf/pubhtml

@Scott E.

Quote from @Scott E.: I'm not seeing any uptick in office inventory in my market yet, but I'm watching closely.

Quote from @Scott E.: This question comes up a lot.

Seems like a silly question when they pay that much and are good tenants.If those are Low-E windows, they aren't letting in very much heat and adding blinds will have minimum impact.