When I mentioned moderate to advanced investors, I meant portfolio/capital wise due to the prices!

I’m lumping  myself together with all the other annoying wannabe California investors who want agents to run around for sh*t to no money.

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Don\t use a water base whatever you do. 4 years later all I had to do was touch up  few spots.

A landlord policy (AKA a DP-1,DP-2, or DP-3), can also be referred to as a "Dwelling Fire" policy is meant for when the residing occupant is a tenant renting from an owner.

Right now, I'm wearing a T-shirt that I bought a week ago.

That "cash flow" isn't profit until you recover all of your cash you put in from the cash you get out (cash flow).Based on your numbers above: 1 - I'm taking the average of the TH and Condos = $195k per property (I'll round that off to $200k...just because I'm sure you had other out of pockets)2 - $200k properties x 10 = $2M in cash you spent buying them.3 - $14k/m in rent - T/I (assuming $6k) = about $8k actual CF/month x 12 months = $96k/year (call it $100k)4 - $2M in cost = 20 years to recover your cost and start making a profit

What I really meant by that terminology was the fact that I enjoy getting in the weeds and adding my own touch to properties that have potential.

Granted that these types of loans are meant to be short term loans with no pre-pay penalties, it makes a difference when it’s interest only payments.

@Peter T.