It seems like I run into this situation on occasion, just wanted to get some opinions on it. Often times with mostly B or C class multi-family places I run into situations where older houses are adjacent and have bec...

The quickest flag for me is seeing the same or lower vacancy assumption in Y1 on a value-add play where market rent premiums are also achieved for majority of the units in that same year.

-continue to fund my whole life cash value insurance policy through Paradigm Life every month through monthly policy premium contribution.

They want you to buy a pro or premium membership.

I think your only realistic answer is offer to pay them a premium for helping you.... if you truly can not find anyone willing to do the work, ask them how much it would take to get it done....

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.