Does my equity make my butt look fat?

Oh Terrific, I fat-fingered the subject line.

(they are commercial, so they expect the business owner to have other insurances, since the size of the business may be variable).None of them offers umbrella.They both are supported by big fat public companies and we can trust them for stealing our money but hopefully they'll be there when we need them (humor).CBIZ has a straight forward policy, easy to read and understand.

Maybe an easier way would be to call and chew the fat with a couple of local appraisers, ask them what the average vacancy is and what cap rate they use to determine value in that area.

But due to Harvey, even my best contractors were overloaded with fat margin work from insurance companies and non-investors from Houston to West Louisiana - I was SOL and on the search for a new crew.Lucked out a couple weeks later and was able to assemble a small crew to help with all the finishing bits and pieces.

Fat wallets and happy hunting.

If you object to some of the assumptions I've made, here's a little fat to even the score a bit (albeit it's a one time bonus).

And certainly none of these answers suggest that an landlord is a fat, complacent ruler of any empire, large or small.  

I am certainly not looking to do all this by putting down a fat 30-35% down on a 2M property - this would be a bad investment locking down a lot of capital.

I never had any expectations to keep wholesaling as my main investing strategy.Jon Holdman Gurus are constantly talking about how many of their students were able to quit their J.O.B thanks to wholesaling deals and getting a big fat check worth more than a whole months salary.