Finally, is the necessity for and Owner's Policy (if any) proportional to the equity the owner has in the property, i.e., stands more to lose?

Makes me curious to know if one must proportionally split the carryover basis or if there are options there as well?

You spend a little more and don't get quite as much increase in rent in proportion to the additional acquisition dollars but a solid house in a better area with a more stable working class/middle class tenant while still cash flowing is worth it to me. 

Whereas in truth, interest paid on the total principal that has been "fronted" to them is the same proportion of the balance - every year (eg. 4.5%)!

In my short term of intense analyzation, I've found the grade of neighborhood to be inversely proportional to the cash flow, and I mainly want to be in A and B hoods.

We would likely set up an LLC, which we would have a proportional stake in.

Rent goes up, mortgage principal proportion goes up, interest proportion goes down.

Volatility and affordability are inversely proportional.

Tenant has informed that is suffering from anxiety disorder and provided letter from therapist recommending 'stress-relieving aquarium' of 'proportional size to the living area, no smaller than the largest television in patient's household'.Indicated found a great deal on cList for a 75 gallon saltwater aquarium with fish & coral and going to pick up this week. 

A compact Microwave and you could have a Toaster oven.