If you have exposure (high net worth, lots of assets, un-mortgaged properties, several units, etc) look into an asset protection system such as LLC, Business trust or DSC, S-Corp, C-Corp.

We all agreed verbally and through that whole month I saw no progress and more loud screaming obnoxious arguments because A can't handle B's excessive rude, mean, evil, vindictive, insults and would leave to room, but B being obsessed with A puts restrictions and literally keeps him from for doing anything without his permission.

Employment growth has completely changed its exposure to cyclical jobs which caused it to get hammered during the GFC.

Final note - I’ve listened to a quite a few podcasts and I’m learning some investors do not want excessive cash flow for tax purposes.  

Even if i buy a couple investment properties this year, i’m going to have to decide where to keep the rest of my excess money.

I would check with a real estate attorney to see if you have an exposure.

My tenant is trying to hold rent from me because she claims the lights flicker and she does not have access to the breaker box. Is she legally required to have access in Missouri?

I was curious if clearing sidewalks with less than 2" is excessive or pretty standard and that covers that.

The Commercial guys running apartment complexes will hurt because many of them advertise hundreds of units on Zillow year-round regardless of whether they are vacant, we seek the exposure so the phone keeps ringing for when they become vacant.

This comes in the form of condensation and dust so tenants can usually prevent it from happening by wiping up excess moisture and keeping window sills dusted.