Our liability and incidentals (medical, etc) coverage is global/umbrella to our portfolio.Our premium on that property $1175, but we have an additional multi-property discount of ~$100.

I am now about 6 months away from graduating with a BS in Global Studies from a 4 year university.

And as money continues contracting in conjunction with slowing global debt issuance, we are wading into our next big challenge. 

Given the current global situation do you think I sleep better that way rather than wondering what happens if tenants don't pay AND I have a mortgage?

Instead, the implication is just the opposite because there's always an emphasis that it will not affect credit scores.https://www.transunion.com/blog/credit-advice/managing-credit-through-financial-hardship

You guys should look into REVA Global.

I will keep your theory of placing emphasis on the bad case scenario and I was unaware that sponsors would use floating rate debt.

But I have to say it concerns me when I get emails like this:CIA analyst, James Rickards, has made a shocking prediction: A cabal of 189 global elites is preparing to launch a direct financial attack on America…if successful, their plan will vaporize $101 trillion in investor assets… within 48 hours.

I'm really interested to know everyone's thoughts on how to use real estate investment as a hedge against another global financial crisis.

One wild card that I posted yesterday here on BP is, what will happen to the stock market, housing market and global markets at the POSSIBILITY of a U.S President and Supreme Court Judge being impeached?