@Michael Baum I have not seen your contract, but are there any stipulations that mention rattlesnakes, prostitutes and abandoned vehicles and firearms? 

Yards and the exterior we require, for example, yard maintenance at a minimum every 2 weeks, with no "indoor" furniture allowed outdoors including on porches, and no stored items, no car parts, construction materials, or vehicles that are not currently licensed and operable.You can also require annual professional carpet cleaning in the terms of your Rental Agreement.

We all invested based on the fact that because there was a collateral, there was a way to get most of the capital back in case of failure.Agree 100%...Peer Street Funding LLC is a special purpose vehicle separate from Peer Street, the corporate entity with the website.

Decent income and good credit score, High DTI because business vehicles and no big savings (Working on that). 

If it’s only a drywall ceiling that collapsed with no damage to be vehicles/property or injuries I would be hesitant to make a claim.

We originally set aside $30K for this project -- we came across these funds through saving for a year and taking out a loan against our vehicle. 

Foreign pooled investment vehicle thena.

@Adam Hershman - first, please upload a picture as it would be nice to see who I'm talking to.Secondly - just got an email from my CPA this morning; looks like I'll be needing to dump some cash via a retirement vehicle.  

There are a lot of real estate vehicles that lend themselves to retirement account investing and make it easier to avoid things like accidentally self-dealing.

I mentioned in my last post that having a parking pad was crucial for me but what I didn’t mentioned is that I have plans to add a charging station at some point to be an added amenities for my future tenants and potentially have a vehicle stationary as an option.