I really appreciate your honesty on what I should be looking out for, to stay safe and how to prevent my potential deals from becoming "piggy backed/daisy chained" on by other wholesalers, agents, and or scammers. 

Most governments have sought to  regulate crypto to protect investors, prevent financial crimes, and maintain the stability of the financial systems.

Whether it’s explaining how the maintenance process works or giving a heads-up before lease renewals, proactive communication helps prevent issues before they even come up.And you're right, happy residents stick around, and owners who feel informed and confident are much more likely to send referrals your way.

Rent control can prevent selecting the best tenants, make it difficult to remove non-performing tenants, and cap rent increases below inflation rates.

.❌ Cons:No asset separation—you personally own the properties, meaning a lawsuit against one rental exposes all your assets.Insurance does not prevent lawsuits; it only covers certain damages.🔹 Best for: Small-scale investors who prefer simplicity over asset separation.My Recommendation (Balanced Approach)1️⃣ If minimizing risk is your priority:➡ Use a revocable trust as an intermediary before moving properties into the LLC.2️⃣ If you’re comfortable with potential lender pushback:➡ Transfer one property at a time into the Series LLC and see if your lender reacts.3️⃣ If you only own a few properties and don’t want legal complexity:➡ Keep the properties in your name with solid umbrella insurance.Final ThoughtsThere’s no one-size-fits-all answer, but option B (trust first, then LLC) is the most conservative while still achieving asset protection.

They appreciate the preventive maintenance I put into the house, and they take care of my property. 

A lot of lenders have overlays preventing this kind of thing because of the buyback risk.

All communication uses the client as the middle man as the ethics of the profession prevent me from even acknowledging somebody is a client without a form on file. 

My plan is to probably get liability and fire insurance coverage only and do as much as I possibly can to prevent wind storm damage.

Well, helicopters don't exactly perform well in high winds and the military planes that carry larger water loads are an hour away, so even if the planes were summoned the second the first fire started, they wouldn't get there in time to prevent a large spreading, and those planes do not perform well in 100mph winds either.