Yes, they had good conditions in my case, plus premium banking is always nice.

If there's any increase to the premium, offered to pay it for him.Personally, I wouldn't want the risk unless you had a proven track record.

Love what BP has done so far but in my comment I suggested the following:I think it could be interesting if there were tiered events for certain membership levels like Pro and Premium that were more exclusive and intimate.Pro membership group rates could be another advantage.

Consider any tax premium insurance as that will be way cheaper than a worst case scenario in a legal liability suit. 

In addition to high property tax rates and high insurance premiums given the city demographics and ISO ratings, there is a relatively expensive sewer tax, and private trash service is required on properties with 4 or more units.  

Those larger homes get a premium and paid by the government.

One quick example from what you provided is what kind of premiums are the comps getting on their upgraded versus non-upgraded units?  

So to follow up, I was looking for title insurance in Texas, and because title insurance rates are statewide (at least in TX) the answer to my question is as follows:For a $1mil purchase , $5,575 - owner’s title policy premium Plus $1115 if you order aSurvey, T19 (mineral survey) and endorsementsFor a $2mil purchase: $9,905 - owner's title policy premiumPlus $1,981 if you order a Survey, T19 (mineral survey) and endorsementsFor a $5mil purchase: $22,895 - owner's title policy premiumPlus $4, 579 if you order a Survey, T19 (mineral survey) and endorsements

It's Is legal to charge a premium for shorter leases as long as you charge all your tenants the same premium we did it religiousy near Houston Texas med center it was an extra 150 per month same for the mtm except the unit would go to market rent plus 150 if we gave them concessions for the original lease

This application and payment may be executed by an on-line transaction via the Internet or other on-line provision.(2) The reimbursement to the purchaser from the proposed redemptioner for allowable improvements and insurance premiums as provided in subsections (b) through (e) is not required for the proposed redemptioner to take possession of the property;  provided however, that the proposed redemptioner shall reimburse the purchaser for such costs prior to January 1 of the subsequent tax year in order to complete the redemption process as provided in this subsection.