Curtains are okay, but they tend to offer less protection depending on the tub design.

I understand the added risk with a 15 year fixed (always have an exit strategy) which I will have with cash reserve tucked away that will fund major repairs / emergencies if they come up.

Here are some of the key things to keep in mind when choosing an asset protection strategy for your rental properties:Your risk tolerance: If you are not very worried about being sued, you may not need the best level of protection.

But lots of ppl in Philly rent rooms in their house without this official designation, so not too sure how it works.As for leases, try googling "PA Standard Residential Lease".

This could involve budgeting strategies, saving goals, and even potential investments for the future.

With the landscape constantly changing, it's vital to adapt and find innovative ways to not only reach buyers and sellers but also close deals efficiently and effectively.Here are some strategies I'm looking to discuss:Digital Marketing: Have you transitioned to an online-first marketing approach?

While we do not see income from these properties and are not managing them we do have a significant amount of depreciation and losses that have been assigned to us and carried over from the past couple years.I am invested in some growth/equity focused projects already and am specifically looking in reliable income focused strategies that are tax efficient provided the losses I have from my family.

Strategies for structuring seller financing deals in multifamily real estate.2.

No other advanced marketing strategies are really taught through this program. 

Hey Casey, Sounds like you have funding for the initial purchase, however need help with the exit strategy and possibly the rehab costs.