---you might need a commercial insurance policy.

But, my husband can handle a lot more stress than I can, so he would have a much higher tolerance level of nonsense, so in that case, enjoy the high returns if high handedness of the court system.

OK, City & Tulsa = = Tornado Capital of the worldCalif, Riverside up thru SanFran = = Earthquakes second only to Japan.How much risk can you tolerate?

@Charles Terrizzi it comes down to what your goals are and also your risk tolerance.

Will probably get umbrella policy.

Regarding the numbers, you'll have to make a decision based on your risk tolerance.

Its all about YOUR risk vs. reward tolerance, and personal goals.I personally would say unless you have already amassed some equity and cash reserves sell now and go  do the same thing again then you will have $70k then again and have  $105k and so on...keep doing what you know how to do until you have enough cash reserves to get into the long term buy and hold game and can afford to weather any storm that may come along.Good luck.

The length of the ground lease is much longer so it would not run to zero.

As the others mentioned, you have zero "equity in the house", but your note has a ton of equity (basically the FMV minus your Unpaid Principal Balance).Your question doesn't make a ton of sense because it's not clear what you really want to know.

I'm a Navy Vet. with zero experience in real estate investing.