Before COVID-19, bond yields were pretty poultry, forcing income investors (retirees and those with lower appetites for risk, or getting closer to retirement) to take on more risk than in the past.  

Investing the balance in a mix of liquid securities that can be tapped if needed and offset bonds/CoDs to mitigate risk.

Yields on every type of investment, real estate, bonds, stock dividends have been compressing for a decade. 

A termite bond is basically just an insurance policy in case the home gets eaten up, they will replace it through the policy.

To try to summarize what's really a lengthy answer: investors are often difficult clients.

I know this was a little lengthy and I appreciate all of the BP members time.

The folks here on bp are contradicting what google describes arms lenth as any relationship 'blood or no blood'The bp guys are saying arms length is only 'blood relative' Am i missing something? 

When people think of a security, they only think about a stock, bond, mutual fund, company share or something along those lines.

This is interesting in that individual real estate investors attempt to apply this type of financial analysis to residential or small commercial real estate investments as one might for the valuation of a captial investment or bond analysis.

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