Cash is king, minimizing your cash outlay is your win, picking up a property without putting 25% down.

50k , geez that would be like a kings ransom compared to what I started with !

@Steven King welcome to BPIan is right, the $30k number is way to low.

Hey Randy---hope all is well...see below...Originally posted by @Randy King: Here is a link to a similar thread: http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/92/topics/109793-national-real-estate-insurance-group---want-to-know-how-legitimate-they-are It would be helpful for more BP'ers to jump in with their experience with NREIG.

For me cashflow is king so I would pass on this deal. 

Commercial real-estate owners about to lose their pants during corona epidemic, all those with over leveraged investments and kings of BRRRR will feel the sh** hitting the fan in like 3,2,1.....while rent goes un paid.

@Brandon Fuhrman, Cash is King.

King, 204 Va. 443, 132 S.E.2d 476 (Va., 1963)Seventh off:I have had such provisions upheld in the following scenarios:A) Medical contractsB) Installment contracts for UCCC) Commercial leasesD) Residential leasesDISCLAIMER: None of the above should be acted on solely based on the information herein presented.

And usually with a window of several hours.Then, you are made aware that you are not the king of your castle, while you must allow the true king or queen of your castle to invade your home, and open your cupboards under your sink, and look in your shower, and stand around in your home while they try to chat you up (if that's the type).Do you really think they don't mind that?  

Cashflow might be king, but cash is queen.