There is a test called HOWEY test (you can google it).Basically if the asset is an "investment of money in a common enterprise, with a reasonable expectation of profits to be derived from the efforts of others" it is considered a security.  

Not worth an OOS investor gambling on investing in that Neighborhood when there are so many other BETTER Neighborhoods.

Would that be investing or more like gambling? 

SBA won't loan on the gambling income, or anything passive- your bottom needs to be in the gas station chair.SBA loan now takes LONG processing time unless you go direct.

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Your business enterprise was successful because you were informed and knowledgeable about it. 

Also claimed all the broken furniture was provided and not theirs so I got to take it all out.Occupied is a roll of the dice, a gamble you can not control.

There so many answers here I'll just drop this thought you can think about.....It all depends on how hard you want to gamble when that large insurance claim finally does happen.Lastly, you want Waivo for small damage claims not your homeowner's insurance.

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@Kiersten Vogt there is 0 chance I would gamble with what around here is a $35-40k issue.