Not a huge deal and I confirmed the cost will be covered by the town since the tree was on town property.Last night, a little further down, a much larger tree fell and took out other, larger sections of the same fence.

It is hard to say what effect that will have on the larger economy, but I think it will slow inflation.

I'm guessing there may have always been a lingering 'delinquent' balance which may initially have been small but was unresolved and therefor kept the FC moving forward until it has become much larger.

We have had people leave a mess, throw parties, bring in dogs unauthorized, cancel last minute, and leave bad reviews for no reason. 

My experience has been that as a new LLC/not part of a syndication, you will personally secure the obligation to a credited for the LLC anyway.In my mind, having the LLC makes you think of the rentals as a business-you need an accountant, legal team, property management decisions are more streamlined, and there is some pride in your own business, as well as those are the steps larger operators have as minimum requirements, and makes you ore credible at REIAs/networking events.There are a host of other factors that are constantly debated with strong, valid arguments on both sides, and I’ll steer clear of those to stay on topic to your post.

It also never hurts to have cash on hand to address larger issues that may arise within your portfolio.  

The returns obviously are better in a larger deal like that opposed to a 2-3 family, and i think that is what entices me...

Besides a realtor friend of bird dog etc is there a pid service I can use.

I don't think my larger multi tenants know I own anything.

My lender has been good in the past but I was under the impression that small multifamily could be financed like a single family without larger down payments and higher interest rates.