But, since you asked, here are a few items to be very aware of when you're reviewing your insurance program:Matching the property to the correct type of policy: Every type of property (single family, 1-4 multi-family, 5+ unit multi-family, vacant, rehab, commercial, etc.

We own a 30,000 SF flat-roof commercial property in Chicago that gets full sunlight coverage. 

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No secret code--no access to our house. 

One commercial front.

Commercial is not like residential.

Now I have residential and commercial property, I've wholesaled and flipped.

This will let you dump all your extra cash flow into the HELOC to pay it down, but let you re-access it to tackle another project when you're ready.Finally, although it will probably cost you several thousand more to implement/use, perhaps a hard money type lender is a better way to purchase. 

Nobody as a sponsor wants to work their tail off creating equity on a deal for the investors to take it all.For me I make a lot of income transacting commercial real estate deals so doing a syndicate has to give me at least the same or greater return for time allocated.

I have my primary residence mortgage and the rental property mortgage both through a commercial bank in Canada(RBC).