Maybe I'm misunderstanding.Yes, you're correct.

You may find your current insurance company doesn't and you'll just need to shop around to find someone that does.You absolutely have to have the correct insurance or you may not be properly covered.

Vibrant colors, wallpaper, etc.

I made an Excel spreadsheet and color code the ones that are higher in the red or orange colors, and low balances in green.

(but I assume the private lending would put me in the same situation as doing seller finance if I’m typically loaning at or around 10-12% after taxes) would I be correct with this statement? 

@Scott Mac That sage color is gorgeous!

Knowing the market and having a good realtor to help you with that is key.So I'm understanding this correctly, the property has been listed, one way or another for the better part of 18 months?

And end user show up all the time at the auction looking to buy a house and either show up late or are not ready to bid on the house they want due to not having the correct cashiers checks or signed up with an auction company.

Either too big of a unit or too small of a unit May cause it not to pull down to a low temperature correctly.

He can even come look at it after it's built and if it's not done correctly, will have more "power" to get the contractor to redo the work.