There is too much going on and the holidays create unnecessary down time.

If he has back owed lot rent (whether it's recorded at the court house or not), the owner may be able to prevent you from leasing the unit until past due rent is paid in full.

This is all an attempt to prevent basis manipulation. 

Nothing herein shall be deemed to prevent any Owner from leasing a Residence, subject to all of the provision and declaration..."

In my mind, if the deal were all cash, and investors only signed up if they knew what they were getting into, its quite hard for anything bad to happen, other than a significant underestimation of costs (completely preventable with duedil before appearing on the platform), or supply outgrows demand (which is a long way off for Ireland).

As insurance companies, we're not really in the business of taking unnecessary risks.Good luck, and let us know how it plays out!

I feel like a lot of people can up-charge for unnecessary perks. 

I've done a pretty deep dive on research for the flood events, and feel quite comfortable that it's ok in that respect, this is more with just dealing with how to rebuild what was lost in the past and prevent it in the future.

Then find ways to prevent the problems before they happen.

I don't like having 100% equity in the property because it prevents me from putting those funds to work, but I also don't want to get a lot less money than I can from the lender on the value of the home.Any opinion welcome