That way the insurance proceeds would fully pay off all properties with money left over, and nobody would be forced to sell a property if it did not make sense.

Now the challenge I face is growing my portfolio, I'm currently 24 years old, and a E-4 in the United States Air Force.

Or its going to force you into low C and D class which in itself out of state is very risky for first time investor 

I never understood why people just force things even if it is just not efficient, simply because they don't welcome change or actual improvement.So... to solve any problem in engineering...take a few more steps back.

For me 28205, 28206, 28208 are huge for increasing home value through forced appreciation (Flips, BRRRs.) 28227 and 28217 seem to have pretty strong rental markets for BRRRS and Buy and Holds.

Honestly, I think buying out of state is way easier because you're forced to outsource!

Since we now have to contact lenders 3 times before talking financing, it forces more than just a business relationship, and allows you to talk about your company and find ways to build rapport.

"The party seeking force majeure bares the burden. 

Eventually the economy will slow, rates will go down, rents will decline (as the new building vacancy rates increase forcing developers to lower their prices), and state/local taxes will continue their upward march.

Lender B said if I close with my name and then transfer to an LLC after closing, the bank or credit union may call the loan and force a closing, but it is unlikely (whatever that means), and usually they wouldn’t even increase the rate.