I have an extra basic ticket ( they will send to me a couple days before the event) .  

Hey @Jordan Ornat I would try to attend a local meetup and find someone experienced (like a mentor) and learn from them.

Some investors would only want 80k dwelling coverage so that their cash investment is protected, others would want the full 150k so they could fully rebuild in the event of a loss.

It only takes one event to make that property a loser for the year.

I would love to go and hate to miss out on a great learning event.

Just saying they have depression , anxiety , or suffered a traumatic event in their past is enough to give Fido the green light .

Iease optionWe are in a military town where young families buy new homes and then get orders to move within 2 yrs or life changing events happens.

If it is a covered loss, it's a covered loss, and you will get what your policy states.If I have an insured event, like a backed up sink that causes water damage in the unit, it's not going to matter to my payout whether the renter had a renters policy or not.

I personally hold 5 CFD's with values in the low 30's but  valuations in excess of 70K on each property.The reason i like the CFD's are that in the event of default, as a general rule, you don't have to foreclose, just evict which is much lower cost and more important to me faster.If the borrower defaults and I have to foreclose, I can turn around and sell the property again at an updated price.Since i only paid in the high teens for each of the notes, the downside is something I can live with.BTW, all notes are fully performing and I'm getting an average yield of 28-32% and have about 250 payments left.Final comment.

We've discussed this mindset before, but it's just so dang obvious when attending those meetings over and over in person.