There are explanations for everything.

They smell guru to me and using terms without explanation is not a good idea in building rapport with a seller.

"Real estate, I just can't seem to quit you".A bit of explanation.

You know what it is, but others will not without explanation.  

My explanation of the lots was t very clear. 13 of the 21 lots are filled and paying $330. 2 of the 6 park owned homes are filled and paying $450.

You don't need to put in an explanation as to your reason for offering a lower price.

Thanks for that in depth explanation, I'm sure you've given it a few times.

Looking for explanations and advice, please!

You can see a sample of that form in the link below.https://www.uuinsurance.com/z_Agent_PDF_Forms/Policy%20Jackets/HO4%20Renters.pdfAn explanation of the contents of the HO-4 is in the link below.http://www.insurance-education-group.com/ho4-renter-insurance-policy.htmlSome additional coverages for the tenant to consider are:Additional Living Expense - this endorsement reimburses the tenant for out-of-pocket expenses over and above their normal expenses due to the property being uninhabitable from an insured loss.Damage to Property of Others caused by an insuredMedical Payments in the event a third party is injured on the premises Flood Coverage for Tenant's personal contents (not offered to renters except as a separate endorsement)Burglary Property Damage coverage (not offered to renters except as a separate endorsement)All Physical Risk rental policy has coverage for just about anything (most tenant policies are Named Peril, not APR)List of some renters insurance providers, AKA personal property insurance providers (list is in no particular order):Lemonade http://www.lemonade.com/Jetty https://www.jetty.com/renters-insurance/Amica https://renters.amicacoverage.com/Progressive https://www.progressive.com/lp/renters/Geico https://propertysales.geico.com/LandingState Farm https://www.statefarm.com/general/renters-insuranceAllstate https://landing.allstate.com/aff/auto-renters/responsiveUSAA https://www.usaa.com/inet/wc/insurance_home_rentersAssurant https://www.assurantrenters.com/ePremium https://www.epremiuminsurance.com/Renters-Insurance/Default.aspxEsurance https://www.esurance.com/insurance/rentersFarmers https://www.farmers.com/renters/Liberty Mutual https://www.libertymutual.com/multi-online-quotes?

I am wondering if some could provide a simple explanation, or point in the right direction, to help me understand what types of Syndications or other forms of joint but passive ventures qualify as the 'reinvestment' part of the 1031 transition puzzle?