So its a two hour commitment for me and they seem to stay 2-3 months. 

I definitely don’t want to commit fraud.

Have a form for them to fill out - includes background details such as salary stub, identification, ask them if they have been evicted, if they have committed crimes, ask for references (employer, previous landlord, etc).

The strategy that you can commit to is the right one for you, as long as you are picking a proven strategy and investing for cash flow.

It causes you to take action without committing any finances

Stay committed to solid systems. 2.

While not a formula (some landlords don't have cash and will not give TI or give very little, vs. a REIT or larger owner will gladly give you a large TI package as it is amortized into a lease so they will be looking for longer term commitment like 5-10 years) we can probably give an idea of ranges in specific markets depending on type of landlord.

Has 2020 made capital more comfortable committing to projects/ teams/ initiatives based outside their (the VCs') backyard?  

Im getting a 1.6% if I follow the 1% rule...Still new and nervous about making any commitment even when I think it looks good. 

I am seeing apps and trying the free version but as off yet don't want to commit the money?