If they do, you can suddenly find yourself with a vacant building.  

Although possible, duct work typically does not suddenly go bad.  

You don't want to trigger the due-on-sale clause in your mortgage, and suddenly owe the full balance.

It's probably just the beginning of the beginning, but it is coming.Watch for Black Swans: Bank Bail-ins, sudden change of U.S. presidency (which is what I predict in October-November  2021 timeframe), China invading Taiwan (not this year), proof Covid was developed in China as a BioWeapon, not naturally occuring, a shipping container shortage, (already happening), a computer chip shortage (already happening), 8,000,000 possible foreclosures, the ending of the foreclosure moratorium, the ending of the eviction moratorium and whatever BLM & Antifa have planned (riots, etc).

In Florida that cost about $150 per year… Which doesn’t sound like much until you have 20 to 30 properties and suddenly it cost more than the umbrella policy.

Here's where looking out for family with my business gets messy....I am suddenly called to duty back in San Diego.

It seems there would be flexibility built in to surge a bit if needed.

When someone opens a new bank account and makes substantial deposits suddenly, the bank holds the money (as they legally can) for a certain period of weeks to protect themselves from fraud until a relationship is established.

All of a sudden in one year the home prices shoot from 200k to 400/500k?

Suddenly they get another offer and go with that.I guess I need to bid higher when there is actually some meat on the bones.I haven't been to the Trustee sales in a while but I am assuming it is still nuts over there with people paying retail.