It's making it hard to find anything worth chasing.

Its just hard to be good when they're chasing margin and keeping OH costs and personnel costs low.

So actual benefit is hard to nail down until it's actually tested/required to provide protection in the event of a lawsuit. 

I'm planning on buying a LTR at the moment, likely small multifamily. markets are hard too.

My properties average 4.9 star cleaning rating, which is hard to accomplish given how petty some guests can be.

*Be Informed — Stay on top of market trends, zoning changes, and economic shifts that can affect real estate values.ConclusionWith a reasonable strategy, a little resourcefulness, and a lot of hard work, fix-and-flip investing in the Phoenix area can be extremely lucrative.

It wasn't hard to set that up, and we would rather comply with the LTR laws just in case.

But no matter how hard he works, he can only plant so much before exhaustion sets in.""

Quote from @Evan Polaski: @Anastasia Foster, a flipping fund is very hard to pull off, so I would be very cautious and dive deep into their operations before being overly intrigued promoted returns.  

Sounds like this is a private money lender or a hard money lender.If you are getting funds from another source and relying on that to close, you should not put in the purchase agreement that you are buying with cash.