My selfish side has trouble suppressing that though, I just want to make some dollars :).

I don't know if you have a full pipeline of deals or something, but unless you have a ton of volume of solid CRE deals, most lenders are not just going to be available or out there the way residential lenders are because of the different types of lenders, and then the subset of focus from each of those lenders (there are many lenders that play in the same sandbox but don't have the same appetites). 

This depends on your appetite for risk.

I have no appetite to adding more OOS.

My general method is to assume (in the beginning) a sudden and drastic depreciation in order to stress test the financials and make sure the risks are managed properly to my risk appetite, which is quite hedged.

Also, it will let you know if something is a good deal when it comes on the market and you can act accordingly.Lastly, this should feed your data appetite: Online Resources I useGood luck!

Insurance prices will vary as a function of replacement cost, current updates, and your overall risk appetite.

Of course, the correct answer for you really depends on your own particular appetite for risk and desired reward. 

It is on BP somewhere and might wet the appetite.

So there’s a vast community of investors out there with vastly different appetites for risk, return, and time commitment.