If you do things right people wont be able to win a law suit against you. 

The house hack doesn't have to completely pay for your living expenses to be a win.

@Kevin Sobilo I think there is a long shot chance he could try to sue after, but I think it would be time consuming and expensive to pursue, and the chance of winning slim. 

We see lots of landlords fail to communicate with tenants when there are problems, they then find themselves in no win situations if they are ever forced to litigate.Feel free message me if you think I can help further.

I discovered BP after purchasing a very expensive mentorship/coaching membership thing, that I’m praying will pay off!

I just recently discovered BIggerPockets and podcasts on the subject.

I had one excellent provider that I have had for a very long time, who is prominent and we are close friends due to a marriage in our families later on.. that I just discovered won't bill us any more, because of that owner not paying the bill for 5 months, and putting them off. 

A survey by AFIRE (Association of Foreign Investors in Real Estate) discovered that 58% of people consider the US the most stable place for real estate investment.

(see if the pasta sticks on the wall like $200 per incident for smoke each time you discover the smell or have evidence) 

We've got something where we're in a great position - to see long term appreciation on the asset - and cash flow throughout the term - it's a win already - but really something I think in 10 years we look back and are amazed at.