My guess (as a licensed agent with 15+ years of experience) would be that it won't be a covered loss but again that's just a guess.

I mean, I'm seeing a large annual cashflow loss on this, but depending on market dynamics, you could come out ahead?

I try to use the same colors in every rental so we always have leftover for touch-up jobs without maintaining 30 different cans.What shade of gray do you use?

The incremental value of a higher priced booking can't offset the loss of bookings at the lower end.

Would you have net income or net loss without the cost seg study?

Tom,From an insurance perspective, ask them about claims and see if they can get "Loss Runs" (reports of losses on policies) for the past 5 years. 

Since a Land Trust is nothing more than a pass through entity, meaning all profits and losses will pass directly through to the beneficiary, you can appoint that LLC as the beneficiary of the land trust, get all the tax benefits of having an LLC and get all the other benefits of the Florida Land Trust. 

I'm at a $30k+ loss due to this property manager's negligence.

In this case, I would do my best to help them without causing my business financial loss.

Surrendering the policy early can result in substantial surrender charges and a loss of the death benefit.Tax Implications: While the policy's cash value grows tax-deferred, policyholders must be cautious of the potential tax consequences of a policy lapse or surrender.