I am playing the appreciation game and will hold my properties for as long as possible.

so Kristi this begs the question in Fort Meyers were you had land guys in the 50s plat literally 500k thousand lots  ( lehigh Acres etc) where is the development plays or is it all commercial development plays.. 

Let me know if you'd like me to review the purchase agreement for you (as a free consultant, no agency implied) and I can give you my interpretation. 

Would love to hear from others—if you’ve scaled up, do you still BRRRR SFHs, and what part do they play in your overall strategy?

Can you call a board certified real estate attorney for free to ask questions or resolve simple issues?

There are people out there who just cruise to places inventing problems so they can get discounts or free vacations after threatening low ratings.

yes, I'm also curious to hear about the renter's insurance and how it plays a factor in this scenario It doesn't. 

I had a fairly complicated play I was doing..

Play around with the Find a Lender option here on BP, or reach out to any number of people who I'm sure will respond to this posthttps://www.biggerpockets.com/business/finder/lendersYour partners licensure should help overcome any hurdles, just make sure they are Non-Dutch and make sure it's not too rural, and you should be great.Would love to connect and help either on the rehab or refi when the time comes!

We started out kind of at the same time, and made similar money, both self employed attorneys with successful firms, but not huge money guys by any means.He looked at the LA/So Cal area, and said "none of this makes sense, you cant cash flow here so I am not investing here" and i said "I believe in so cal real estate, i will invest here, live here, and play the long game"So I started house hacking here in LA, and doing the more traditional deal. he rented in a place that he liked to live (by the beach, where nobody can afford to buy) and started buying stuff in Chicago, where he is from.He still rents here- but 10 years later, he owns 400 doors in chicago and could retire if he wanted to (but isn't).