(He hauls a lot of scrap metal.)You don't have to spend a bundle for functionality.

-Water pouring in because the Amish roofer who just put the new metal roof on is a terrible roofer-Having to knock holes in the wall so the plumber can repair the broken stack that's oozing you-know-what-Seeing my property on the morning news due stating one of my tenants was shot and killed-Having a massive tree smash a duplex-After evicting a tenant, cleaning food out of a maggot-infested freezer-Massive water bills due to running toilets-After move-out fixing all the things tenants damaged - time-consuming and not fun-Dealing with trespassers (happens a lot in C-class)That's what first comes to mind.

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The current fence is a metal fence, it actually has been bent a little because of the roots and normal wear and tear (they have three big dogs), I suggested cutting off the roots, they said we plan on staying here a while, so it will just ruin our new fence in a few years, I said thats a long few year LOL, But yeah, I wanted to know who's liable, everything I read says whoever's side its on..The other thing is I want to make sure not to damage the tree(not really too worried about this) not trying to have it fall over on our house or theirs 

For those of you who landlord in borderline areas or worse, what's your rule of thumb on when to put security metal over your windows and doors?

This was a great website to stumble upon that will be a resource that you will treasure.

Be a person of integrity, be kind to yourself and others, take care of your body (it's the only one you have), be a lifetime learner, set goals, stay the course, adjust to new circumstances, work smart, save more than you spend, don't hold consumer debt (pay off bills every month), build your credit worthiness, maintain a stellar credit score, nurture relationships with others, keep faith in God, believe in yourself, be a positive person, give back to the community with your time, talent, and treasure.

Engineered metal goes up in a long weekend. 

My only fear on LLC due-on-sale is if rates go to say 13% or so and thats when banks go on a treasure hunt of picking off folks who deeded to LLC. that may not be for 10 years.

Criminals will steal your A/C for 50$ of scrap metal and cost you thousands.