You could also be held criminally responsible in the event of a death or injury.

Those agents do not build policy designs that maximize the cash value and minimize the death benefit.In my designs about 85% of the premium will go to the cash value for premiums paid-in during the first 10 years.

If you feel that generous, you should give it to people that are starving to death in Africa or a battered-women's shelter instead of a tenant that wants a nicer house than they can actually afford.

The death of a seller doesn't have to mean the death of a deal.

It sounds (and is) ghoulish but of the last three properties we acquired two involved owner deaths and the third a stroke. 

In the worst case scenario if you never paid it back(god forbid), it would just come out of the death benefit. 

This allows for greater leverage on your money and is a great legacy wealth play as it's wiped out upon death. 

I don't mean to bore you to death, but I don't have many people to talk to about this kind of thing lol.

Tree roots are not always the kiss of death for sewer lines.

@Sean Walton  would not mention the foreclosure this is sure to scare them to death..