This assumes that you are not dipping into company money because your company is healthy and your personal balance sheet is healthy and you need a tax shelter or want to diversify your personal assets. 

I would recommend Rose Solutions if you were looking to get some regular pest maintenance.Here's what was on my contract:"""Service Healthy Home Maintenace Program (HHMP) *12 Month AgreementPest Covered In This Agreement Cockroaches, Carpenter Ants, Centipedes/Millipedes, Carpenter Bees, Carpet Beetles, Crickets, Fleas, Earwigs, Ants, Hornets, Mice & Rats, Silverfish, Spiders, Exterior, Stinging Insects"""

It's in my opinion, that soldiers should Pay down debt and keep it at zero while investingPut at least $10,000 in savings before investing Put as much money as they can into low cost index fundsUpon ETS, sell off some or all of their index funds and buy real estate where ever they end up ETSing toWith this plan, the soldier learns to manage money in a healthy manner by keeping debt at zero, while also having a good emergency fund.  

You need deep pockets to get into ground up development, as well a healthy construction background. 

I would just carry a healthy umbrella policy for a single property.

Stay safe, stay healthy

A few things to look for: - dividend earning whole life - a healthy guaranteed interest rate and healthy dividend.

My goal is to build a portfolio that will guarantee a healthy and luxurious retirement, along with funding a few vacations for the wife and I.

Have happy holidays and a prosperous, successful and healthy New Year.

If you can refinance and still achieve a healthy cash flow with all of the rent bumps and renovations that you have done, then I would do that.