There are single premium products and people do use them if they’re not interested in accessing the cash value before death.

My current financial situation:a) I have $16k in accessible savings that was meant to be my cushion for this property in the event that I had to hold it for a while vacant, (still is).b) I work in the architecture field, which is dependent on a decent economy to get new work.

A bit of work, but I also have a database I built in Access that tracks all my rents and expenses, so that makes it a lot easier. 

A little supporting info, I have ~$20k in accessible capital, and ~$21k in debt, split between a student loan and a car loan.

Cash out refi may be a possibility but I'm going to assume any equity I receive may be inaccessible the near future. 

As a mentor you have the opportunity to pass on information you have learned from the mentors you had (who may be inaccessible or deceased).

Benefits to having a RE license:- Access to properties without having to wait for your realtor to let you in- Access to the MLS- You make the money on the commission from your deals instead of someone else

If there is existing conforming parking, and you make it inaccessible (as by storing your stuff in it) you are violating the code.Your tenant is right, you are in violation.  

Assets are sold for the benefit of creditors, there can be assets remaining if everyone gets paid as in accessing the bankruptcy a lower value may have been accepted.

The Landlord was held responsible, as he had covers in the basement in a room that was inaccessible to the tenant.