For example, if you own a dry cleaner, don't put your rental properties in the same LLC as the dry cleaning business.One clarification to Account Closed's post, there are no tax benefits to holding property in a LLC.

While I agree with you Marcus that this is a supply and demand issue in the short-term, we have to recognize that when the money printing spree slows down and eventually dries up no one knows what comes next. 

We are adding lots of interesting features to our landscaping including a dry river bed, sitting area, and pavers.

A lot aren't really relying on oil, but another trade that doesn't seem to be drying up any time soon (unfortunately), and if so the money will keep flowing in. 

especially in these times when the pickings are drying up. drive, bike ride or walk the door. neighbors love to talk and you will be surprised at what they know...

When i spoke to the realtor he told me I can hire a company to test the soil around the tank.

., the property itself) is vital since, in the lender’s eyes, it is the source of repayment if the cash flow should dry-up.

I first had to get all the court cases under control which meant totally buttoning the building up and literally shoveling foot tall by three foot in diameter piles of dried feces out of the place.

@Jon S. Oil

Have dry powder to be prepared to buy when the blood is in the streets.