I consume the BP podcasts just as greedily as these damn girl scouts cookies that we stumbled upon!

Anything helps, would love to hear opinions and how you guys or girls went about it.

As an agent you start paying attention, because there is a big difference in how a transaction can go, depending on how good you co-broke is on the other side.Agents with an REI background are even more rare.

For doing so, I don't really need to commit for a LLC at the beginning and deal with the possible broke up in the future. 

The master bathroom shower handle broke and the shower was unusable for a short period of time due to my normal plumber being unable to fix it.

(This situation is currently in progress)Tenant A reached out to let me know that Tenant B's teenage son (next door neighbor) broke into Tenant A's sister's car and stole her keys and wallet and the police are currently in pursuit.

He broke the gas line, left his belongings all over, dog poop all over and dog has scratched the sheetrock to make big holes in wall, carpet was torn off. 

At 8 pm the weather is 15 degrees and my property management company calls to tell that my tenant's furnace is broke, the water pipes will freeze inside the house and I will have to put my tenant into a hotel for a few days.

It might work if it is way less, like 1 of the few people that hasn't tired that with me is the girl that had the 1/2 month deposit.

when you hear your tenant fell going down the steps and broke her hip, the $50K liability policy looks pretty flimsy, the $500K policy looks like a really good deal.If you have gotten the same advice twice or more it's because it is so important.Your best friends can be a handyman, and accountant, and occasionally a lawyer.