Hey @Alex Staunton I actually finally got the unit rented!

I have been to a few meetups in Houston regarding real estate- real estate acquisitions and the large networking event that takes place at the RedNeck Country Club.

Finally, you have to ask yourself if you have the capital on hand to cover the mortgage and other expenses should one or more of your tenants leave after receiving the rent increase notice.

So I’m finally getting around to reading all the OLD pages they sent me of photo copied deeds and transfers.

I’ve been filing my own taxes for years but as my rental portfolio has grown I think it’s finally time to get a pro to take it over.

I should be covered through insurance.So, finally, my question is: how do you limit your exposure to legal liabilities as you your real estate net worth grows, assuming traditional mortgages remain an essential part of your strategy (i.e., an LLC won't work)?

I've been through a few people, finally shelled out for expensive management, and still have regular issues.

I believe with a month to month lease in effect we will have a reasonable time frame to rehab the unit during the final winter months and have it ready for spring rental.

- Should I look deeper into these “stories“Before I make the final purchase?

Finally, I ask if she has any questions while being sensitive to the fact that she won't feel like her questions are simply objections I will attempt to overcome like a salesman.