@Jon Klaus, (sorry for being a year late to the party)can you "dig" a bit more with your floor installer guys? 

Basically you dig a hole on one side of the break,  which would hopefully be off the neighbors property, and you dig a second hole on your rental's property, they pull a chain through the existing sewer, then attach that chain to a poly style sewer line.

Makes me a little wary, but I'm definitely willing to get into contract and dig a little deeper.  

That conflicts with some other info I've heard, so I'm trying to dig a little deeper there.

Insurance can be a tricky business, but it seems like you got some positive feedback from Kin Insurance.However, it's always wise to be a bit skeptical and dig a bit deeper.

Keep in mind this is just Principle & Interest.While this looks amazing at first glance, I would suggest you dig a little deeper into this deal.

If you are really at fault for a bad thing the attorneys will find your assets, it is only for the BS claims from the TV ambulance chasers where making it so they have to dig a little helps.Anyway again I'm not against asset protection I think it is very important.

I'd dig a little deeper before looking for a coach or mentor. 

(If you insure for 50% and a claim is adjusted at $10,000, you'll get $5,000.)And because partial claims are far more common (and realistically routine with a large portfolio) I would encourage you to dig a little deeper into the numbers and look at what a smaller claim ($20,000 for the sake of argument) will do to your cash flow.

You don't want to dig a hole that you can't get out of because you are hoping it'll grow.