They can contact your current insurance to learn more about the claim and if they ok with what they see--they can go ahead and give you coverage.  

With a 1031 it will take extra planing ahead of time.

A lot of small multis trade that way because there is a lot of deferred maintenance and the owner doesn't want to go through the inspection process,My advice is try to check out the property as much as you can ahead of time both by looking at county/tax records and also in person.

If you come out ahead without Buyer Concessions, on budget, etc., this puts more money in your pocket, when you close at selling.

These are past board hearing rulings and will provide you with valuable incite into the Ontario system.My personal advice is always place your business ahead of tenants, Compassion and emotions are not appropiate in this business.

If you stay in it for 1%, or even just your name on it as a junior developer and you get to be involved from start to finish (even if that just means being copied on all the emails back and forth), you'll be so far ahead of the game. 

I'm apologizing ahead of time. 

I knew the cabinets were nasty and wanted to gut the kitchen anyway, so I went ahead.

Find a group, mentor, mentorship that can get you ahead of all the books.

They get ahead and then, at some point while they are ahead, their gut tells them to leave the table but they convince themselves to play just one more hand and they go bust.