Look into joining some of the SCREIA events and the weekly Wednesday morning breakfast in Canton.

I know 50 percent seems extreme, but considering how high things have come since 2019 with Covid demand etc, I don’t think we need an apocalyptic event to see 50 percent revenue haircuts, just a typical recession will likely do considering far we have risen. it seems like a 30 percent drop in rents will wipe away profit and anything beyond you will have to come out of pocket for assuming in interpretations correctly.if you have to go negative how long can you sustain payments?

It seems proper capex reserve budgeting for cheaper SFRs will typically make up a larger percentage of rental payments which eats into cash flow, so I'm wondering what the real financial performance of these investments is for the folks who have invested whether you've realized a CapEx event already or are just planning for it. 

My understanding is that it is regional travel, shopping trips, maybe some family events. 

I'd recommend connecting with @Stuart Udis and reading some excellent work on asset protection simplified and attend one of his educational events to learn more.  

Agreed value:  The insured and the Insurance company agree on the value of the Building in the event of a total loss.  

I am going to be hosting a Real Estate Investing Networking event in Abilene in May and am currently looking for any fellow Bigger Pockets investors or want-to-be investors who are interested to get together!

In the event I am wrong though and the anti-abuse rule would be triggered, I assume this would be treated normally under CIP rules?

This protects you from wasting your time and effort on the properties in the event something happens to blow up the relationship and prevents your family member from obtaining new debt on the properties without you knowing about it.

In the market in which interest rates are still “affordable”, and demand is strong, it is likely that sub to or owner financing of a free and clear property would only take place if the subject property was not financable or the seller wanted a price significantly above market value.These type of transactions are significantly more prevalent in the commercial real estate world, especially when the subject property is a “special purpose” property like a marina, golf course, church, or event center.