You'll be hard pressed to find a probate attorney in SD county who doesn't know me or read my legal articles, special reports, etc.

Welcoming new people, pressing the vote button for people who put solid content, encourage others to keep going, etc are very powerful.Glad you're on board and look forward to hearing your success stories.

I have 2 rentals, one accidental and one intentional.

Many argue a umbrella policy will do the same thing and I believe they are correct except under the worst case scenario (you accidentally kill a high net worth individual) but I did this for my personal asset protection not simply RE liability. 

I have been a BP lurker for the better part of a year, digesting the amazing content that BiggerPockets (and all of its members) provides, but realized that I had never actually posted an official introduction...I am, for lack of a better term, an "accidental investor" - when my wife and I moved up here in 2013 I started renting out our home in Charleston, and about a year ago, my grandmother passed away and willed me a single family home in New Orleans that was also being rented out.

Noticed in the HAR press release the housing market has cooled down but is at a acceptable healthy level.

Depending on where you're buying, you can easily rent out a unit or home for $4000/mo if not more--but those neighborhoods you would be hard pressed to find a home, let alone apartment unit for $200,000. 

Hi Everyone,I accidentally stumbled across BP after searching for definitions of real estate terms and loving my experience.

@Anthony Gayden  great question and If I had a crystal ball I would be flying my G 4 around and not spending 2 minutes on BP  LOL...I call it the accidental millionaire  I was born in the BAy ARea raised in Cupertino and did not know anything else.. other than when you lived in that area owning a personal resi was rule number one..

He had another property where his property manager was stealing tenants money and deleting them out the system did he press charges nope.