The HO1 and HO2 insurance policies are the home insurance counterparts to the DP1 and DP2, and are also named peril policies.Policies that are more extensive in coverage are actually referred to as open perils policies.

The main difference is the representations as to condition of title, prior ownership aspects and (remote) possibility of counterparts claims.Use a major title company and let them protect you. 

So 6 bedroom @ 400 = 2400/240000 = 1% (Note this is the landlord paying for utilities - so may not be an apples to apples comparison with US counterparts that are getting 1% in rents with tenants paying utilities).

Some of us finance them and make orders of magnitude greater cash flow per unit than our multi investor counterparts with virtually zero management.

They sounded the same but one of my counterparts was insisting there was possibly a difference. 

Asset protection has to be designed to be tax neutral, hence why all big firms who have high net worth clients and investors us irrevocable tax neutral self settled spendthrift grantor trusts, either foreign or connected to a domestic counter part. 

Commercial property owners don’t NEED a wholesaler to find them a buyer because (1) the lower end of the segment and the high rehab need commercial properties have not been abandoned by real estate brokers the way their residential counterparts have (2) commercial property owners are usually at least somewhat sophisticated and don’t need the “knowledge “ of a wholesaler to help them complete a transaction.This is NOT always true, as I have witnesses a very competent and aggressive wholesaler involve herself in the wholesaling of a MHP and pocket $25,000.

Passive income creates possibilities to enjoy life, not just buy food, pay property taxes, ulities, gasoline, health insurance, the survival basics.

Most good student housing deals are getting at least 3-4% cash on cash more than their market counterparts.

That could be an interesting way for you dip a toe into the commercial real estate industry.In my market mixed use properties are cheaper than their all residential counterparts.