It is a landlord version of a homeowners policy that covers the structure and a few basic contents in the event the landlord keeps anything over there.  

Through a series of life events, I've now got more time to devote to my properties.One very frustrating thing is how I was blind to little things.

I expect to do business with honest people" has always been my fallback argument in the event I get called in an unclear case. 

As an investor you shouldn't be complicating your system based on a 1 off event like this.

Better to have procedures in place that will help you easily transition from one tenant to another in the event that someone needs to break a lease.

I've seen leases that state in the event of early termination a liquidated damages clause protects the landlord.  

Each one is different as others have stated so I'd recommend going to as many free events at each one as you can before committing...

Since I'm probably one of the more seasoned investors on BP as well as having taught for other real estate educators as well as my own events, I'll share my thoughts: Michaela is spot on.

That means that in the event of default the only thing the lender can pursue is the property the loan is against.

Pop up restaurants also rent space for occasional events.