Because they will get defensive if they feel you are pressuring them.

Courts care about your compliance after purchase.My Advice: you might not need a lawyer for thousands of dollars of defense, but at least do a short consult with a local landlord-tenant attorney in Essex County.

You will have to keep very detailed records of your real estate activity and be prepared to make a defense to the IRS.

It's more accurate than doctors in diagnosing an illness, you have companies like Anduril Industries founded by Luckey Palmer that are today's Skynet because they have a more perfect an accurate defense protocol than human pilots, plus no one is harmed in the marking unless you're the enemy.

I pay a little extra for audit defense in case I’m ever audited.

Some agents have had bad experiences with “investors” who weren’t serious, so they get defensive fast.

Knowing this, all investors should set out on a daily basis with the goal of eliminating premises liability exposures, exceed the implied warranty of habitability standards; be responsive and reasonable with tenants; Screen and work with- licensed and appropriately insured contractors, property managers, brokers; Use contract management to shift risks and defense; avoid your own conduct and conduct of others that arises to negligence and certainly gross negligence.

But I got battle ready in full defensive posture. 

Screening is your first line of defense against rental risk, so it’s worth using a provider that goes beyond the basics.When comparing options, focus on three things:Depth of data.

I think I just saw that our yearly Defense Budget is nearly another trillion dollars ($944,000,000,000) As a "numbers" guy, doesn't that alarm you?