LOL>you will see risk weighted pricing ...

If so, your property coverage is limited to these causes of loss: FireLightningWindstorm or Hail (USLI often limits this coverage to a submitted amount on the policy, not policy limit)ExplosionSmokeVandalismAircraft or Vehicle CollisionRiot or Civil CommotionSinkhole CollapseVolcanic ActivityIf nothing else, be aware of the following, but I would recommend getting a more broad coverage from a competing insurance company for no additional charge that would include policy limits for the above windstorm or hail, and the following causes of loss: Burglary/Break-in damageFalling Objects (like tree limbs)Weight of Ice and SnowFreezing of Plumbing*Accidental Water Damage (think of a leaky roof that is causing water damage into your property leading rotting wood and or mold)Artificially Generated ElectricityMy Best,Ryan Leavitt

I will say, if you don't know how to do something, (ex for us: structure work), good contractors are worth their weight in gold...  

So when someone tells me I can't do something I understand what they really mean, and I just smile.Regarding someone giving you second hand information about someone's brother's cousin who had a rental property that they had all kinds of problems with, I give that information exactly the weight it deserves, which is none.

I cant stand the pitch guy for the software but it is worth its weight in gold for finding cash buyers and funds. 

Seems like every retail deal in my area is selling at $100/ft2....would it be easy enough to say that every property selling at $70/ft2 is a deal...thoughts?

I highly appreciate it - I put a lot of value / weight to your opinion / recommendations / contacts.  

A notice coming from the law firm carries a lot more weight than it's coming from you. 

There are buyers agents worth their weight in gold who know exactly how to time the offers on HUD properties.

A great broker (or property manager) is worth their weight in gold.