I'm not looking to make a huge profit on my investment but if I could get a similar return on what I invested in, I would be happy.

This means that the business  I am in is slowly dwindling and we have gone through a couple of layoffs.

The neighborhood you're looking in is generally lower-income than the rest of Fullerton with a slightly higher crime rate.

Entitled because they have money from parents, or entitled as in I don't want to work, I can just jump from unemployment to disability and welfare and live an ok life. 

I used my income from my job to apply one of Brandon's "low money strategies" and bought a property that I live in.  I

The all ages park in the area are not what i would want my family to live in, i am working on finding quality in those parks but having little to no luck.  

I want to make sure I have all my legal ducks lined up when it's time for them to move in. I

Everybody is different, and there is no right or wrong answer - it's comfort level.Obviously, because of the field I'm in, I do see the value of having insurance, but oftentimes investors may not feel that way if they have thin margins on a property, and are faced paying a large chunk of their profits for an insurance policy; especially in areas that have higher property premiums due to natural catastrophes, i.e., Florida.The bottom line is whatever amount you are willing to lose dictates if you will get that policy or not.

@Chris ClothierThanks for chiming in.   I

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