So you'll need to rely on the reports which is another drawback, since they are about one year old, as these were done when HUD owned the loan. 

Do not rely on it for legal advice.

Recent STR purchases relied on expected rent.

Don't just rely on forums, podcasts, webinars, etc.

Snow plowing services are in high demand all across the country right now, ok minus FL and CA maybe.If you're a contractor with some pickup trucks it may be very tempting to offer that, as you may not be able to do your regular work on snow days anyway.However many GL policies may have a "Snow plowing operations exclusion" or a "Classification limitation Endorsement" meaning only the classes of work specified in the declarations are covered.So if you're a Contractor wanting to or actually offering Snow plowing services give your agent a call and see if your policy includes snow plowing operations or if it can be added.And if you're a property owner hiring your favorite Contractor to plow your property don't just rely on a certificate of insurance ask for it to specify snow plowing operations or review their actual policy to verify snow plowing isn't excluded.

At that point, both old and young people tend to rely on friends and family to back their first deal if they can't do it themselves.

Investors who focus on leverage tend to rely on the following metric: ‘Cash on cash return’.

We are relying on our underwriting before we pursue any purchase agreements.

Many lenders rely on brokers and affiliates to bring business in and who really have no underwriting or decision-making authority.

You cannot rely on hoping that they pay attention to the news. because tenants either don't care, or don't know enough to care.