The answer is zero, however, I tried to explain that I work for a real estate development company and I run multimillion-dollar projects every day (over 200 MF and 80 SFD in the last 4 years) but that was not enough to convince them.

Instead, go get an umbrella policy on your homeowners insurance for protection, and you can deduct the exact same expenses on your personal tax return as you can with a LLC.

So many lenders are reaching out to me about my post, how do I know they are all legitimate and reputable companies?

Usually my property manager would handle this also, but my Wife and I decided to build out a management company starting with this one.

If I go looking for my own information, I usually just bump up against a bunch of people or companies that lie to me to rip me off.

I run a PM company in CT and we start evictions between 11th through the 14th of the month (11th is the first day in CT you can start eviction). 

I would check with your refuse company and see what their policy is on locks on dumpster.

My main thought would be to reach out to a management company to see if they have any data and active leases they could share.

There is companies that deal with that but it's not a cheap thing. 

Very few episode don't include plugs for his brokerage business and his mortgage company.