@Josiah B.Google sec Edgar search and put in entity namePlease note the comment that all funds are unsecured loans is not a true statement - it depends on the fund structure and offering docs - for example our fund the investors are not considered unsecured loans / lenders.

That has shown to help depending on the demographic makeup of a market/neighborhood. 

Depending on what they paid for the property, there may be no negotiation. 

There will be requirements set forth by your lender that the insurance coverage must fulfil.Take into account other coverage alternatives like liability insurance, umbrella insurance, or coverage for certain risks like floods or earthquakes, depending on the property and your situation.Examine the insurance firms you are considering's ratings for both financial soundness and consumer happiness.

@Joe PirapakaranHigher or less leverage (i.e. more or less cashflow) is a decision dependent upon your goals and strategy. 

Hi Josh,It depends on whether you will be needing the 20k saving, your income and risk tolerance.

Whether Flex Space aligns with your strategy depends on your risk tolerance, resources, and investment goals.

These should be all line items and depending on the size of the asset, can fluctuate significantly. 

Depending how fancy you want to get, it usually costs between $300-$500/sq ft in that area.

its incremental depending on your renters our area is more concred with leed 140 compliance in buildings so i dont buy anything older than 1985 without a budget to convert the property. currently we have 100% occupancy in a high income area so having these amenities is critial for new buildings without enough Power for in Garage Car charging people with jobs and new Teslas wont rent. https://www.globest.com/2021/0...