He's quite the redneck who likes to develop his own language for things, so I'm thinking "debt use index" might not be the technical term.Thanks in advance!

@Chris Mason where is this deferment language located?

I really didnt think it would be that difficult to get a $500,000 line of credit secured by 8-10 investment properties, but either I don't know the language to use or I'm not speaking to the right people.Any guidance would be appreciated.Thanks.

I'm targeting multifamily, retail and office property owners; however, we also intend to incorporate single family lists into our marketing campaign at some point.Also, if anyone has any advice on creative design or copywrite language, that would be greatly appreciated too!

I have pretty strong language in there now about landlord not responsible, landlord's insurance does not cover tenant loss etc.Thanks,Michael

I know it's boring legal language but it's really important for you to understand how the policy is triggered and how the carrier can avoid getting involved.Best of luck with everything!

I understand this isn't the official law's verbiage (It actually says, "No later than 21 calendar days after the tenant has vacated the premises" - Link to CA Civil Code) Are we misunderstanding the language here?

The contract language should set forth who holds funds in escrow. 

You can make an offer but it must include language that the purchase is contingent upon satisfactory interior and exterior inspection. 

I often come across multi family deals that i know are profitable but explaining the concept of investing to the everyday individual is like i am talking another language.