Do you think the bank would call in the loan because he had a medical condition that prevented him from going near the house?

@Spencer Hoogveld - Tenants like this are the reason to have a maintenance deductible / nuisance call fee I’ve seen some landlords implement.

I feel like a lot of folks get analysis paralysis and it prevents them from taking action.

Explore and decide what kind of marketing strategies you will implement.

This fortifies the pipe and prevents roots from growing into the joints.  

Hey @Chris Modzeleski Instead of boarding up the windows, install the decorative window bars to prevent the crazies from breaking into your property.

Another strategy I have seen many investors use is implementing a Land Trust as the "middle-man" between the property and the LLC.

Greene’s book has a lot of actionable tips to implement and should help guide you.Good luck!

If it hasn't ever been painted/coated since original application just doing that will help hold it together and prevent dust;  that work should not be too intrusive.

Originally posted by @Jennifer Van vlymen:We have a four complex investment and Have been told it’s best to put it into an LLC but in California it’s taxes/cost are Outrageous our main focus for that was to protect it from lawsuits ...are there any other ways to do so that it’s protected As a single situation in other words if we do get sued they can’t go after anything else that we own in California The one entity that many investors in California use to avoid the foreign filing fees is the Delaware Statutory Trust, which can be implemented into your asset protection strategy but does not require the CA franchise taxes you expect from an LLC, or Series LLC.