I see people lose house all the time for not paying their property taxes.Sell the house to pay off debt before you lose it.Bankruptcy protection will not stop loss of property for unpaid taxes.

I would think that if the housing market dropped by 50%, you are protected in the form of having your tenants pay your mortgage, even if it is underwater. 

Be sure that your contractor is licensed, bonded, and insured in order to protect yourself.

I’ve heard about self managing owners creating alias cards or introducing themselves as the “property manager” using a pseudo name for identity protection.

Just a thoughtMy economic reviews of Austin indicate we are very well protected from any major economic downturn.

This is to protect your investment.

Demand, location, positive cash flow whether you are financing it or not, area growth, amenities, repairs, seller motivation, is it in a flood plane  economical pluses or minuses, property age, layout, historical issues, future projections, neighborhood issues, weather issues that are negative or positive, distance from an existing public protection, if provided, storage area, and property taxes. 

The owners and managers deny they discriminated against families with children but agreed to resolve the matter through the Conciliation Agreement.Under the terms of the agreement, the owners and property managers will pay IFHMB $10,000, abolish any two-person-per-bedroom policy, remove language regarding the two-person-per-bedroom policy from advertising and marketing materials, and have property managers and staff that interact with applicants and tenants attend fair housing training.In sanctuary cities it's common to have 12 to 20 immigrants living in very small rental houses.

Do you think it should cost pennies for someone to give you millions of dollars of protection?

If source of income locally for you is a protected class you can not say that.