You're paying a premium on a $/SqFt basis and usually, CVS writes its own lease. 

We can't continue to operate and keep on pace for our growth out of the small office and my garage.The leasing option we have on the table is a premium central location and should be large enough to expand into for future needs.

I've made about a dozen insurance claims over the years on SFRs and haven't seen it affect my premiums even once. 

A policywith a higher premium may be a better deal if it does not have a wind deductible.There are many endorsements that are available on the homeowners policy.

Is it a better choice to build or buy.GoodBuild you can to what you want and tenants like newer places so you may get a premium on rent. 

Give it up everyone for another fabulous installment of “Joe Kelly’s Lecture Series: Insolent edition”Be careful stepping down off your soap box!

@Dennis MaynardPost has been edited after my comment.

I was able to drop windstorm (hurricane) insurance this year due to a 70% premium jump...saving close to $10,000.

Several of the last few IPOs this big opened to the general public at almost 100% premium to the IPO price and I would imagine this one will be the same.

Third, have Investor's agree in writing to increase the amount of my insurance at my request and upon payment of the additional premium.