Therefore you typically end up with problems such as humidity issues, leaks in equipment and what not. 

There are very few qualified intermediaries that have any kind of regulatory oversight.  

Quote from @Fletcher Caulk: I am invested in an LLC that owns a property in Cleveland OH that recently issued a capital call.

The issue is not inability, it's desire.

→ resolves issues before they turn into 4-star reviews.Social Proof Capture: Encourage guests to tag your property’s IG handle for organic visibility.Reputation Dashboard: Monitor reviews across Airbnb, VRBO, Google, and direct site for consistency.System: 5-Star Review Engine — Pre-stay expectation setting → Mid-stay check-in → Automated post-stay request → Follow-up with direct re-booking offer.5.

Done right, 0 issues with it.

Federal incentives multiply when cities provide regulatory frameworks for ambitious development.The timing is everything.

I switched accountants this year from the accountant I had used for the last 7 years. I am currently operating with 80 rental properties that are divided among 2 single members LLCs as well as 6 properties divided amo...

Quote from @Jason Sinclair: I would get rid of the tenant, cut him the check and deal with the insurance issue with him out of there.

I'd add index funds, reits, equity markets have benefit (and overhead) of greater regulatory oversight/compliance providing some protection/assurance for shareholders.