I would definitely look into finding a good insurance policy to start with, then talking with an attorney about options to protect your assets.An option that fits well with having multiple properties is the Series LLC, which is a structure that functions under a single EIN and allows for streamlined operation, but can still separate each property as a separate entity in regards to liability.

The tenant can get their own microwave or you can buy one that sits on the counter.Think about the purpose of a properly functioning range hood.

With 14-16 hour days, 6 days a week I’ve found it difficult to get a good head of steam on analyzing and networking along with doing the bare minimum of sleeping to keep me functional.

From what I have seen, the largest market in the Ft Worth and surrounding area is $150-$200k range.

I am not sure when I should renovate, and also if I should renovate.The kitchen is functional and all appliances work however they are a bit outdated and aren’t very appealing.

The two largest challenges were an error on my credit report that delayed the loan application by a week and was a huge pain to fix.

Like you mentioned it makes accounting very easy and the functionality is very user friendly. 

We have the top 3 largest companies in the world making just made headquarters here so still a strong market.  

The largest hassle I had was with turnover, tenants were good with allowing people to see unit they just were messy so it wasn't the most appealing unit they moved out, I ironically found new tenants right after a deep clean.

Whether your premiums increase as a result of this claim is an underwriting function.