The insurance problem grows as we keep having more disasters (hurricane, flood, fire, pipe leak claims in the billions).

The next one will be Oct 24th, I'll be posting that soon in the event forums as well :) That sounds fantastic, I will keep an eye out and would love to attend!

I personally prefer to not be over leveraged but I have at least some type of leverage on every property.

Then when you get tenants, differences in personalities clash and playing middleman is rough.

Quote from @KiKi Wood: Personally, I would say that anything more than ~22% is a little steep...Hey Kiki,Thanks for your thoughts and I think everyone is entitled to their opinion.

What makes most sense for one person may not necessarily make the most sense for someone else. 

For the average person/novice to understand, the smoking gun should be a simultaneous market sell-off and BTC selloff....

I have personally platted land and received some pretty significant checks.. not 1.7 million but 500k plus .

Between 2023-25, 1800 new apartments are being/have been built so just keep that in mind when thinking through your strategy. 

Most standard contracts have terms for the seller to deliver the property in the same condition, free of personal property, debris, etc., so if you have doubts that your seller plans to do that, maybe reach out and ask if the storm caused any damage that will delay closing, to make them aware you’re not going to accept new storm damage.