I maintain a mix of policies with face amount significantly in excess of my real estate debt.  

I've had a mixed bag with asbestos and lead paint testing.

They can all go in one account but should not be mixed with any other types of funds.

It can be very easy to accidentally mix funds, provide your SDIRA a service, or do some other prohibited thing.

This is mixed martial arts.

Compare unit mix, unit size, market position, rent comparision, leases, location advantages, building curb appeal and other structural strengths with recent upgrades already done, building inspection and appraiser reports to help you justify higher value, etc. 

I currently work in sales for an education tech company and got introduced to real estate within the past year or so at my previous job as a mortgage banker.

Thank you for responding, and yes it seems I had the two formulas mixed up so I get it now! 

I am not totally clear about your question, but KW is became the largest brokerage in the US, is very progressive, tech and training focused and supports entrepreneurial thinking (your name, your business, your team).

Wondering how the mixed LTR/STR model has worked for you.