If the policy limit you have selected does not meet the specified percentage, your claim payment will be reduced in proportion to the deficiency.

I think people are blowing it out of proportion. 2, it will eliminate weak agents from markets (In my Opinion)

The purchaser or his or her transferee and his or her tenants shall have the right to harvest and gather the crops grown by them on the place for the year in which the redemption is made, but must pay a reasonable rent for the lands for the proportion of the current year to which such redemptioner may be entitled.

Then bring in tons of fill dirt and compact it, with inspections along the way.This can cost $5-10k, so I'd just put those same dollars into turning it into an asset.

I would also rather have upper cabinets than floating shelves, except for maybe in a compact unit with very outdated cabinets. 

But not only did they have to stop the distributions and go for cash calls.. then you have investor revolts and then the lawyers and then the move to kick them out as GP's and then you had the lawyers making bank trying to run the projects for the investor committee's its was a CLUSTER of epic proportions and the entire portfolio was lost to the senior lenders..

There may be plenty of specific scenarios where rents hiring property managers for rents under $1000 per door works, but as a general guide I think it gets a lot harder to make the numbers work below that because repairs etc. become proportionally larger too.In line with that, what part of my RE financial modeling did you think was poor?

The size of risk is inversely proportional to how thorough you screen.  

They’ve also invested in an older area of the city that’s being regenerated into an arts district and will improve the walkability and bike-ability.It gets blown out of proportion.  

I also have another unique option where I could sell off portions of my equity at $50 increments with a 3% fee - but I would also proportionally lose any cash flow and appreciation - so I'm not fully convinced that's a good option - although I understand I can try to use the equity sold to get higher returns, but I'd need to at minimum, cover the cash flow returns I've lost through the sale.