If the property’s value goes down, the amount investors are owed goes down proportionally.

If the lamps are already LED or compact fluorescent, this won't help much.One thing you might ask the electrician to check is if any of the outlets are "back-stabbed", "stabbed", or "back-wired". 

Which was more than 2017, without making proportionally more in 2018.So no, I didn’t gain.If you familiar, the tax rules changed last year making the standard deduction larger, but also removing things like home office deductions.

The only upside is our tenants are really going to bat for us on social media (which we are avoiding because of the risk of this mess getting even further out of proportion).Has anybody been through anything like this?

It's a very important aspect that you point out the " the weight of credit score requirements likely proportional to the income".

The reason for this is that the fixed or semi-fixed expenses have proportionally less impact on higher value homes than lower value.

The ground underneath has now settled, so have them build up with 4" of gravel and compact it.

The risk in real estate is inversely proportional to your knowledge.

I have a smaller unit so my portion I assume would be a smaller proportion just as my HOA is lower.

They are offering 5,7, and 10-year terms...with the revenue to me increasing in proportion to the term.