The other side is that hard money lenders from what I can tell, have the prerequisite of "have you flipped a property before now?"

Unfortunately this seems like a very common theme.Wish I could give you some recommendations.I was just embarrassed by two companies I refer clients to.

fbclid=IwAR23snGKCtdwo9qkn5Flt1TEbx7eh0Miu0UtxC6p5t8A0kRC-5WI-orCA_MI have a ton of clients taking advantage of the changes that are happening.

All the communities I own in and have sold to clients have delegation of use for renters.

Yes - my main clients are multi family investors and developers so I have a lot of experience in this space.

That said, I would go beyond just the insurance, especially with your multi-unit situation, though insurance would certainly be good to have.When I sit down with clients I will always discuss (1) their personal assets, (2) what their current investments portfolio and other business ventures are, and (3) their future goals.

When I sit down with clients I will always discuss (1) their personal assets, (2) what their current investments portfolio and other business ventures are, and (3) their future goals.

It was originally created by the credit industry because businesses, who's clients typically needed loans, only wanted send mail to people “likely to qualify” for a credit offer.

I have been a part of two deals for clients this year that were 1031 exchanges here in the Chicago suburbs, and both of my clients really leaned on the 1031 exchange company I recommended for this type of advice.

arm lengths transaction one of my wifes old clients calls out of the blue ( one reason I think being an agent is really helpful long term)  anyway he said remember that property you sold me 15 years ago.. well I stopped paying about 7 or 8 years ago.. they never foreclosed and just sent me the deed.. but its in tax default and I need 20k or I am going to lose it in a week..