I believe that an LLC is in many cases for smaller property owners, an unnecessary extra that only adds expense and complexity that is not required if you only own a property or two.

Not just with me, but others as well that have an opinion that differs from yours.The personal attacks are not a contribution - simply unnecessary.

Don't limit yourself to Section 8 tenants.You have to screen all tenants to a high standard to avoid the bad actors.

There are leases on BP.At the top of your screen go to Resources->REI Resources->Landlord Resources->Forms and Contracts.Good luck with your REI activities and welcome to the world of landlording.

Very convenient and getting better.They seem to be making strides on communicating better (new web structure with a payments page, consolidate email with status of all payments), and some new screening tools like background checks.  

You can also save it to your home screen by following these instructions: http://www.howtogeek.com/196087/how-to-add-website...With that said, enough people still want an app to download in the App store, so we're building one.  

He came home at 3am, drunk and kicked my door in and damaged all my screens.

Just know that you need to screen all tenants.  

Well, I am waiting for the day when we can buy really cheap hurricane proof impact resistance windows, those windows can withstand 200mph hurricane force winds and a cococut projectile coming at the window at a speed of 200mph, and the glass is made of a material where you can use a remote to adjust the transparency level to control how much light is let in, and you can set it so that it is totally transparent, 50% transparent, turn itself into a mirror on the inside or outside only, or make itself into a screen for me to surf the internet or watch a show. 

In light of data breaches and identity theft, efforts to screen a tennant must be tempered with a person's right to privacy.