Unfortunately, they will not cover this as A) it is within 60 days of starting my policy and B) it was not sudden and accidental but rather a pre-existing condition. 

Do not expect home values to suddenly fall, that's extremely foolish if I'm being honest.

I followed up with her citing this and all the sudden they’re not covered...

Buy in areas of surging growth and demand due to population swings post 2020 election Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Well all of the sudden that was the plan all along, they knew the market was going to go up and never cared about that silly cash-flow.When in reality, they were super lucky.

This, apparently, was an absurd request because all of the sudden the ‘director’ got super aggressive stating that if I don’t sign immediately then I’m not committed to my success and don’t really want it as much as I said I do, that if I don’t sign now, it shows them that I’m not serious, can’t make big decisions by myself, that I’m not the guy they thought I was, and that they’ll have to rescind my acceptance (which they did).

My management company merged with several other property management firms and all of a sudden they tell me they won't be depositing my tenants rent until the 15th of the month, previously i received on the 1st.

Find a way to increase income by $20 per unit per month with 20 units, and all of a sudden you're making the same added profits as if you purchased 2-3 more units. 2) What is the length and depth of your track record (how long have you been at it, how many units do you have)?

For tenant living paycheck to paycheck, if the suddenly have less hours, they are going to chose food over rent 9 times out of 10.

Between low interest rates and the prospect of an economic re-opening demand surge sometime this year, inflation could finally rear its ugly head.