You have to go through several thugs sitting in lawn chairs to get to your property.

A heavier gentleman was apparently walking up the stairs to his cabin, a step gave way and snapped, and his leg fell through. 

They are investing the renovation money and you are doing the leg work.

Can someone please give me full information about a buying concept called “3 legged stool” Many thanx for your quick replyGeorge

Log legal advice...I thought a cooling period of 6-12 months would work, according to some attorneys, but after more leg work, I conclude there is none.

Owning property + No LLC + some random dude cutting across the lawn and breaking a leg = a crap ton of PERSONAL LIABILITY.

I agree with you about "Trading Up", but that's a strictly consumer purchase that you may be able to get a good deal on, not an investment strategy with legs.

They even won the appeal at the CA Supreme Court.For vanilla eviction cases there are several who won’t cost an arm and a leg.

NoWill you whip iup your phone and ask Google: "Hey Google, how many legs does a spider have?"

I used these on hard surface floors and have been glad I did (they get beat up but the floor underneath is preserved).I also advise tenants on having a rug/ pad/ protector under any sharp furniture legs and to look out for gravel stuck in your boot, etc.An added benefit: on the turnaround you just sweep/vacuum and damp dust/swiffer the floor and it is ready for the next tenant (provided it did not get damaged).