If you write too little, we have nothing to go on.

After 4 pages of people with 5 posts saying it changed their lives I was ready to write it off but @Curt Smith is the real deal in my eyes. 

However, there are some surplus lines carriers who write master policy programs for residential real estate portfolios who don't inspect homes in person at all, but just do a desktop inspection while underwriting. 

If the payment is considered a business expense, then obviously it doesn't make sense, but I'm not sure if the payment is a tax write off since 1, I don't have an LLC, and 2 bc I don't even know if an insurance payout qualifies as a write off expense.

I don't know if their is much of a difference but that's why I'm writing here. 2.

I'd focus on key metrics such as job growth, population growth, business friendly policies, etc.I've got more to write, but PM and I'm happy to discuss and share offline if you're interested!

So Brandon was just writing about what was available to the investor at the time.

And always get everything in writing so there are no surprises later.

Start with the low hanging fruit, using chat gpt to write some social media or blog posts or clean up a newsletter to make it more professional.

But like I *meant* to write, I havent done one in a couple of years.