Lots of pops of color?

Rob can you post the dec page or give some more color $1200 seems like a lot but if you have full replacement cost on your units it will be very cheap in comparison if you have a large loss everIts rarely talked about but if your units are well built and you acquired them for low prices your rebuild after a large loss is a game changer versus just a cheap fire policy if you are ok with self insuring and truly just want the lowest cost per unit. 

The tenant is lawfully in your building under color of title from the lawful owner at the time of entry and you had knowledge of his tenancy at the time you purchased. 

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Hi Joe, South Florida resident here - Over the last 6 years I've lived everywhere from ft lauderale, miami, coral gables to the swfl area in tampa and st. pete I have established a lot of great connections over the years in florida when it comes to RE investing and id be happy to connect with you some time about being able to find the right people for your network.

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I’m currently in a new build project with them in Cape Coral building a 4/3.

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