I have not but I will say that you pay a premium for being in Cardone Capital deals.

The binder is valueless unless all conditions have been satsfied including the premium for the policy(ies) being paid in full.

Because your paying a monthly premium to avoid having to pay big chunks of change out of pocket when it comes time.

Typically the premium is fairly inexpensive.Also, the premium for liability is VERY inexpensive, so I would say at least 500k and compare it with 1M.For the umbrella, you'll have to have a minimum of 300k

For utilities back out a 14 CAP impact on premium value; Gas $1344 annually / 0.14 = $9600 down adjustment for offer price.

Louis is horrible for a long term appreciation play unless you buy into an up and coming area which will cost your a premium up front and lower your Cash on Cash return hoping for appreciation on the exit.I am typing this over lunch so I am not re-reading this or checking for grammar.

And they didn't even offer a rent premium, though I still would have said no. 

(Active tenants) Current Rent is $3,250 Total Month to Month for both sides with 2 Lease contracts.On the left side the lease contract is up in June of 2019 and on the right it’s up in September of 2019.Tenants pay their own bills.Full Duplex Annual Insurance Premium is Only $762 / year!

I completed major renovations a few months ago with premium finishes and was initially going to flip and priced it at the top of average comps, but once my appraisal came back about $55k higher than my listed price, I pulled it off the market and have been using it as an Airbnb ever since.

Premium Inv.