I've been a bit burned by CR and the way they measure reliability. 

I may just have set personal expectations that are unrealistic and need to adjust and focus on lead measures.

Your best bet is measure each room and add up your actual square footage.

If vacant you need to:what is cost of dumpsters vs buying a pick up or finding some hauler to throw away all the demolition  secure and board up and add cameras, get roof bids, order roof parts, roof needs to get on the house ASAPclean out dry wall, everything fabric throw away, cut up and remove carpet, mop the studs and floor with bleach and water solution (5% bleach), inspect electrical - maybe some shorts or problems, order flooring for kitchen and baths and new kitchen cabinets (measure like you are OCD ten times), how is the sub flooring?

So would you ask the agent to measure?

Hey @Leah BatesFirst things first: congrats on SMART(specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and time-bound) goals!

If you invest in a syndication as an individual that is organized as an LLC, and you are a limited partner (LP) the stake you are taking in the LLC is already its' own measure of asset protection since you are limited from most forms of liability tied to the LLC.

They are setting us up for a crash beyond all measures. 

You can DM the measurements if you’d like. 

It’s more important to me to get the COC or cap rate, but just as a quick measure, I consider the 1% rule, but take it with a grain of salt.