We require a minimum of $1 million liability for our homeowner clients.  

You need to expect to put 50%+ down to break even on most properties around here though as the average 3 bed 2 bath is going for 1.2-1.3 million right now.

There would be millions of 20k law suits all over this nation. 

One of the best pieces of advice I heard years ago on a podcast was from a gentleman worth $100+ million.

Unfortunately the cost to replace is the same regardless of whether you are buying the $100K property or the million dollar property.

Hey BiggerPockets Fam,I stumbled upon this article about Japan having a whopping 9 million empty homes! 

With syndications, you usually have to be an accredited investor: minimum $200,000 income ($300,000 for married couple) or $1 million net worth (excluding primary residence).

@Peter Jin it depends on a million different factors other than the CoC.For instance, a 10% return on a turn key A grade property might be solid, while a 10% return on a C or D grade might be a nightmare. 

This will mark the extension of Interstate 11 for 30.5 miles up to Kyle Canyon, with a $3 million effort expected to take 7-8 months.

Over 100 of us lost many millions on his deals, (I lost over $285,000 on the Thailand Greenhouses).