It has nothing to do with the financial performance of the offering.

Even on your own primary home, you can claim tax advantages if you are using it for business purposes.  

They are saying these are now business/commercial properties so they need to be insured as such . 

I started acquiring buy and holds with my business partner last year and we are up to 15 units.Lately I have been really focused on moving on from my W2 job and expanding the business we have.

You might also meet someone that could be a potential business partner.

Quote from @George Red: I just don’t want to eat the unit turn costs.This is just my opinion.....but this fear of 'Unit Turn Cost' that a lot of landlords talk about is not good business in the long-term view.

I am currently a college senior with a strong passion for business and real estate.

Hi everyone, My name is Dominique, and I am new to the real estate business.

If the property is tenant occupied, you should require your tenants to have renters policies and lastly and just as important as the insurance you obtain is knowing all vendors you rely upon to perform work at the property and on your behalf are properly insured.

If you have a propensities for business, then flipping can be lucrative.