The more units your failure will go down in the percentage. 

This tax is meant to protect tax-paying businesses from unfair competition from tax-exempt entities.The use of debt-financing creates exposure to taxation known as UDFI on the percentage of the income the IRA receives from the non-IRA (borrowed) capital.

The very concept of a tax inside of an IRA scares a lot of folks off from even thoroughly researching the concept... which is their loss.When an IRA uses debt-financing, the percentage of the income that is derived directly from the IRA capital is fully sheltered. 

Overall the market continues to to have 94-95% occupancy, although that is down percentage point or so from last year.  

My issue currently is more consistent income as I'm on commission percentages as an assistant and carrying a mortgage while I theoretically would wait for renters would drain my resources after rent/food/bills.

Generally, those that are leaving, a large percentage happen to be priced out of the market.

This doesn't seem very efficient to me to have that high percentage of my income going to expenses.

I know you guys need to a lot more info about the property, but as a ball park, what might be a good whole fee or equity percentage for a finders fee.

And depending on how he deals with them (whether he tries to handle the claim himself, or hire a Public Adjuster, which I recommend), settlement amount can range drastically.Depending on the extensiveness of the damage, most of the time, Public Adjusters are looking out for the insured's best interest, since they work on a percentage of the proceeds, so they'll point things that need to be remedied to the insurance company, that the homeowner will have no clue about.

What it boils down to is, most people (even a very, very high percentage of people on Bigger Pockets) don't know how to put a transaction together.