.), and make sure you keep it the same throughout so you don't expose yourself to any problems with fair housing.   

You want to get protected, but it must outweigh the chances of getting sued or the risk that it exposes.

There is the opportunity to expose a lot of interior brick walls which is HUGE in our downtown area these days.

I guess they don't expose that in the $15,000 seminars.

I figure I am already exposed to Bay Area Re with two homes.

Are goods supposed to be more secure without a human (the driver) in the truck or isn't the cargo more exposed to being attacked?

Unless you want all of it exposed and are in an area that doesn’t require insulation.

I've also seen them take issue with the attempted placement of propane tanks (only allowed so long as they are not visible from the street - that kind of stuff).If the existing restrictions don't interfere with anything you plan to do anyways, no big deal.

It also only works reasonably well in an up market, where there's plenty of money to be made in flipping.The reality is that everyone is exposed to unexpected real estate deals in various ways, through our jobs, through our network of family and friends, through living in the neighborhoods that we live in, through our various professional contacts.

Is the owner/landlord exposed in any way should the tenant get caught?