There are about 14 million millionaires in the United States so only about 4% of United States population.Personally I like accredited investors that have already made alot of money and not looking for high risk deal and just want that steady coupon and if they get upside great but not required to invest in the deal as equity upside is a secondary focus versus the safety and stability of the investment. 

I do know that very few municipalities won't require egress and life safety considerations.

The problem with insurance/surety bond model is the resident is paying a non-refundable fee each month (or one-time total) and they don't realize they still owe the damages at the end of the lease.

Granted MFH are more common in rougher parts of central jersey and my purchasing power can't acquire me something in North Jersey here homes are much more desirable when it comes to appreciation and schools and safety.

It makes sense they do that for safety reasons but how frustrating for you! 

There are no other safety concerns or visible signs of the fire left intact.

The second you arrive at the community, you’ll feel not only welcome, but welcomed into vacation mode.

Also, put any repairs pointed out by the inspector into the following categories (by priority)1) Health & Safety - to avoid tenant injury and potential lawsuits2) Property Preservation - to stop further costlier damages3) Government Required - city inspection repairs & S84) Marketing Negative Impact - who'll rent a house with purple bedrooms?

I think "what about my wife and kids" and their safety.

Then use that report as a guide to what else really needs fixing.Also, use this guide to prioritize repairs:1) Health & Safety issues2) Property Preservation3) Goverment Required (S8 and city inspections)4) Marketing negative impact5) MiscellaneousAlso, keep in mind YOU are NOT living in the home!