It might be overkill, but you could look into it.

Think it's overkill and legal zoom is enough? 

Unless you do not have a basement and are worried about poo in the living areas, it is my opinion your efforts are over-kill.

I believe, in my non-lawyer but lot of experience opinion that LLCs are overkill for someone with just a few properties unless they are very high value.

and am looking to create a list of recurring maintenance activities to make sure I'm keeping the property in the best shape possible - and to avoid having key capex items fall into disrepair and incur repair costs that could have been avoided.For context: the property manager I hired will be conducting two inspections each year, where they'll coordinate a time with the tenants to visit the property in person, take photos and video of the inside and outside, and send back a report/checklist of how the property looks and if they feel repairs are needed.I'd like to hear BP's feedback as to whether A) I'm missing any key maintenance activities or B) I have things listed here that are overkill and probably not worth the $.

That's what my new accountant recommended, just wondering if that's not overkill for my small operation.

Seems a bit overkill but he would need to send federal and state estimated taxes 4 times yearly.

Hi Ryan,A business plan is probably overkill for a lot of people."

It sounds like you just want to manage your own money so quickbooks could be overkill.

Kinda overkill