I just need a little kick or something.Anyone looking for:• someone to wrangle all the different aspects of marketing and developing creative assets for a business• someone lead the development and management a course/program, including the marketing to sell it• someone to help develop systems and processes (SOPs), especially marketing, social media, outreach, client inquiries• someone who can manage multiple vendors and projects• someone who has proactively mitigates risksI have 20+ years in advertising/branding/marketing/design world.

We just completed a flip and someone broke in and stole the entire HVAC system and appliances How do y’all mitigate against theft in your properties other than choosing a good area of town?

You may want to consider factors such as the property's elevation, proximity to bodies of water, and history of flooding.It's also a good idea to speak with your real estate agent or a local expert about the flood risk in the area and what measures can be taken to mitigate the risk, such as flood insurance or flood prevention measures.

Pre-project planning is essential to mitigate issues.Open communication between subcontractors and team members is necessary for growth of everyone Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

In an effort to try to mitigate the risk as far as tenants go, I follow this process1.

@Brian Fournier, as @Jay Hinrichs alludes to there are some ways to mitigate some of the gain in situations like that. 

Maybe squatting can be mitigated by putting alarm systems into vacant properties, so that the break-in can be proven.

Since you are just starting, you may want to use a simple structure.There are also plenty of investors who invest without LLCs, while using an umbrella insurance to mitigate the risks.Also, you mostly learn through experience in real estate. 

Then again, we're not sitting around eating lead paint, so there's that.Anyway, I'm more about mitigating loss when I'm uncertain. 

hi there, I have kin insurance and everything was going good until I bought another house so my primary residence became a rental house, I tried to get kin insurance on my new house and when I was talking to them I told them that and they said that my wind mitigation wasn't working to rewrite a new policy and they advice was to cancel the policy and get one from another company.