Okay, let's play this out: Would you not sue a car wash that has wrecked your car just because it's an LLC?

This plan has been influenced and enabled more by everything I’ve done before or after college than by my college experience.If you have a particular goal with college that supports your long term strategy then go for it, but don’t let it wreck your credit or bury you in debt.

In summary, basically I HAD to purchase my first rental property despite the crappy ~$11k roof or forfeit my deposit but I'll never make that mistake again and it ended up working out (because a bad hail storm came through and wrecked the roof even worse and insurance covered it) :) 

the reality is rehab contractors that work on these types of properties are tough to manage .they need you to buy the materials they need draws every Friday.. the dont' show up they do mediocore work.. what the local flipper or turn key guy or gal has is their thumb on them.. all except Morris that is he is a train wreck by the post that I have seen.again just caution hiring out of state contractors and dream teams sells pod cast and books but in my experience it so far from reality..

Fleas, window screens trashed by cats, blinds trashed by dogs and cats, door frames chewed by dogs, carpet and lower walls saturated/sprayed by urine, carpet shredded by cat, wood window sills scratched by cats, edge of butcher block counters scratched by a large dog's paws as he liked to check out the food on the counter, oh, and the worse--cat up the chimney, damper wrecked!

One town-wrecking tornado destroys my entire portfolio.

Yes, and your car WILL get wrecked, its just a matter of time. 

You make some small money until it gets wrecked by at Turo renter! 

Age 3820 units (all multifamily and 1 convenience store) Started by buying a wreck of a duplex in 2016BRRRRed it up the whole way.

But if they occur, carpets are easily wrecked, for any kind of snap together floor, the urine can soak in between the cracks and be there forever...