HP has a great inspector to work with, but don’t let your license lapse as the violation ticket comes with a misdemeanor charge. 

Not exactly an impressive amount per month.On the flip side, if we drop 30K in an index fund that "currently" indicates a 10+% average over a 10 year period of time and put 3k+/- per month in it, by the time 10 years has lapsed we would have a significant amount of funds that are effectively liquid and not tied into an amount of equity that we would have to leverage or sell to gain access to.At this point no decision has been made.

Tenants may let their policy lapse and if someone gets hurt, you don't want your personal assets to be in jeopardy. 

This means that monthly payments must increase substantially after the initial interest-only period lapses.

The only difference is that the tenants renters policy (if they don't let it lapse like most do) would pay first and then you would be sued for everything you have.

Here is why: 1.They have let our property insurance coverage under their master insurance policy lapse for 6 months due to non-payment while still deducting from our rents to pay for the insurance premiums, and exposed our properties and tenants to tremendous risks and liabilities.

Sometimes, a MH is not worth fixing, when a lot of time has lapsed and the home is getting water damage. 

How much time lapsed during the transition before you landed a new job in the New York City real estate industry?

If she were to let it lapse, she would lose the license completely.

It had some major issues including a loss of the multi family zoning due to letting the business license on it lapse for more than 3 years ($12/year license).