I have to re read that a couple of times to understand where you were going with that logic. :)R/v values where we are at are pretty good on the smaller houses.

I just finished reading it last week and am currently re-reading it. 

About half of our budiness is trust related, FYI.You need to re-read my post.

I reread what I wrote and I guess I have to agree with you. 

If you re-read my question you'll see I actually didn't mention non-performing notes.

I don't have access to private money.Gentlemen, I re-read my post and I think I see the errors of my ways.

OK I just reread the post, does that price include running the washer and/or dryer electric?  

(Now after re-reading your post and seeing you will be living in one of the units I think all of the major carriers would be fine with it after it hits their underwriting dept.Now if the whole building was stripped down to the studs that would be a different story - you'd need to have them underwrite a different sort of policy that could be converted to a non owner occupy later on, once renovations are completed.You could try a handful of the large independent agents in the area - I'm sure they would have a company they can write with.

I re-read my comment, and it definitely didn't come off the way that I intended. 

I've got a lot of research to do which is probably going to include re-reading that thread and taking copious notes so I can deeply look up, and attempt to fact check, in some way, everything I read.