The reason you want them to have renter's insurance (with you listed as additional interest and/or additional insured) is because you want to have someplace to go outside of your own insurance if they do serious damage in excess of what the deposit covers.

I want to learn how to do flooring and I’ll certainly pay someone, but $2500+ just seems excessive.

So far example, rather than giving the sponsor a 20% promote for anything above a 12% IRR, they'd receive a 20% promote for every year they exceed a 12% return on equity, then receive 20% on the backend in excess of whatever return brings the cash flows above 12% IRR. 

Don't miss out on that.....and emphatic yes.....on moving all other excess and available cash to REI.

It looks like crap and screams cheap.While it's true that hardwood can become damaged with excessive pet running, it is actually rare and a true hardwood floor can be buffed or sanded a few times during it's lifetime.Another option is engineered wood.

For this purpose, net passive income and net passive losses from all of the taxpayer's other passive activities should be netted before any excess passive income is applied against the current and suspended passive losses from the disposed activity (Ltr.

We take in high volumes of reservations and our properties undergo excessive wear and tear due to holding 15-25 people at a time and having revolving stays.

To ask him to do all this work is excessive, you're literally asking him to do more than you're willing to do (go to the properties).

Even though a Realtor may be great at buying and selling, they probably don't have the expertise to deal with the excessive laws & ordinances as well as the million and one situations you can find yourself in while managing a property/dealing with a tenant.

It seems excessive at this stage and some redundant.