Would also add to your list of "Cons" horrible city/state planning with highways constructed along river (destroying valuable riverfront) and aging viaduct through heart of Hartford (separating 10,000 Aetna employees from downtown) which I believe has been one of the biggest detractors from the state.

If you move funds back and forth and treat the business account like a personal account without keeping track, you destroy the liability protection the LLC is suppose to give you.   

The HELOC would be interest only, so it wouldn’t destroy your cashflow.

They have a service and that’s to find a cash buyer and find them fast, something a lot of sellers need because their house may go to auction in less than 2 weeks or house is vacant and it’s destroyed and they just want out.

It's not just Amazon destroying retailers like Sears, Target, Walmart, and Macy's.

This also means I don’t need many Dropbox folders.Then, all paper with anything identifiable on it gets thrown into a “to be destroyed” box and shredded about once a month.

A good experienced landlord can create situations where their tenants are long term, rent paying and do not destroy the property. 

Is it event worth it to consider this just because neighbors are upset, even while rent is being paid and house is presumably not being destroyed (yet)?

That Section 8 family loved the nicely redone house, but they would have destroyed it and the adults did not try to teach the wild ones how to behave.

He likes tenants that have been in the program at least 2 years; says they know the importance of that subsidy,  and will do anything to keep it.Section 8 gets a lot of flack for having tenants that destroy houses.