The insurance industry is changing rapidly across the board.

Competition does a better job of regulating pricing than company transparency in my opinion.

Thank you @Joyce Beck... unfortunately with this forum we cant post any websites or any specifics for our projects.. so we wont be able to get any real help of advice for our specific needs... as I was hopingIts been a challenging climb I tell you on this level of Project... and Yes I keep forging ahead with Gods leading, guidance and strength.. step by step.Most are fascinated at how far I have come and now need to find additional investors to get to the next level... constructionI have permits and everything nowI even have a SBA approval but we are over the $5M limit so need Bridge financing to close the GAP of $2.7MI have come too far to stop now... 

I can never get specifics on when and where the auctions are to take place.

I am specifically looking for 3-4 bed single family homes that are distressed.

Nothing is wrong with taking a job to learn an industry, process, procedures, make contacts, etc... and then (sometime later) applying what you've learned, and connections made into your own business.

As to building on industrially zoned property, the local zoning regulations will dictate this answer under the allowable uses.

So, the first question they usually ask a PMC is about fees - instead of asking about services and HOW those services are executed.EXAMPLE: PMC states they will handle tenant screening – what does that specifically mean?

Excellent turnaround time, the leases were beautiful (legally speaking), and outside of some issues with finding specific contractors, they've been great.

That are specifically dedicated to Airbnb like Sentral Sobro.