Hello everyone, I wanted to get some idea's of appropriately structuring partnership deals when providing investment opportunities within your portfolio.

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Prosper's explanation was that many providers deny claims for the particular items/incidents they call out.

Typically the bank will not provide funding because of the liability risk of the it not only on your site but if it made its way to other parcels.

In many areas some utilities are provided by a government entity and as such can become liens if unpaid.

As for what I can provide, I've been strengthening my underwriting skills by analyzing deals on LoopNet, diving into metrics like NOI, cap rate, and the 1% rule.

Everybody" wants "licensed professionals" because it provides an "air of legitimacy." 

What you are referring to is a  DSCR loan which the lending companies do provide, they do require decent down payment and it must have good cash flow.

Going full professional with a service provider adds a monthly or annual fee.The car end connector will change in 2025. 

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