This was widely discussed on these forums recently and the example that was shared represented that the Property Manager would indemnify the owner only in the event of gross negligence.

It's a widely held belief that you can mitigate this risk by making a purchase while a rate is known and then if rates go up you are locked in, if they go down and you are able to still qualify, refinance to a lower rate.

Sounds like you have quite a wide variety of skills that will serve you well in this arena.

Dig deep and wide. 2.

E&O policy premiums can vary widely, especially if the Brokerage has had agents that have had claims filed against them successfully. 

definitely look into private money debt funds then  I appreciate that, but I have a wide range of financial products in my portfolio including quite a bit of debt funds.

Besides, they often see it from their personal angle, because they satisfy material participation as sponsors.

I can only say that from our 100s of clients in your situation who are helping family in India and Pakistan own in the US, it widely depends what rules and regulations to follow based on your facts and circumstances.

@Jordan BlantonHey Jordan I would look at it from multiple angles as real estate investing is multidimensionalAs it depends on your situation I would lean towards cash flow today.

I've got a pretty wide-scoping background (construction, banking and finance, house hacking, and professional property management) that has allowed me to see property investing from a multitude of viewpoints.