If not, how is it distinguishable from your example?

Anyone have tips on the best all in one self management software?

You'll need to be able to distinguish who has something to sell and who wants to help.

@Scott Trench, to your point, first we need to distinguish between a sub to done between two investors, and one done between an investor and a homeowner.  

The only insurance companies in the game for the stuff we are doing in Berwyn and Cicero seems to be Distinguished programs through Zurich, a little bit of Honeycomb and Greater New York.

The state legislation (SB 13) and the local guidelines both expressly distinguish between ADUs and JADUs and state that the 150’ applies to both of them, not just JADUs (“The accessory dwelling unit or junior accessory dwelling unit . . . may include an expansion of not more than 150 square feet”).  

I really believe that waiting to build leverage in oneself is a great move, but it too often is just an excuse because of the fear of making a mistake. 

When a listing agent also represents the buyer, the fiduciary duty to both parties gets removed, and instead turns into a duty to oneself (as the agent) to make the most amount of money possible.

Pretty sure I earned every penny on that one.Sounds like more of the issue is you dont know how to distinguish between average and quality, and over pay for average.Here is a question....if it is all so rigged....then why do I, as a top 1% agent nationally....use agents in other markets when I buy and sell there, when one would think Id be more than capable of doing it myself?

Getting started includes educating oneself, starting with small loans, partnering with experienced lenders, and networking with real estate investors.