Simply *calling* to inquire about a possible claim on a loss before filing goes into the system, and even if the amount is less than the deductible, it will be counted against you and your policy costs can be adjusted up.This information came for a "loss prevention and mitigation" class I attended with one of the major insurance carriers for investment properties.

A little sketchy for someone looking for class A, but I like Trinidad.

I did take a class on it, but they seemed put off by the more difficult questions. 

Most owners are savvy enough not to let someone cherry-pick their best properties but I’ve never been able to put together an attractive offer (for a buyer) because for me it’s: “Hey, I’ll pay retail for the good stuff and whatever upside there is will be in the junk, and it’s gonna take me a while to figure out what to do what junk!”

My wife and I both come from lower middle class families where we always had food on the table and clothes on our back but for the things we wanted in life we worked.

Plenty of brains to pick there.

Multifamily is the best asset class for longer rate/am as Fannie can go for 12, 15, 20 and 30 year terms and both GSE's have 30 year ams.

on if sound like a decent deal.its in a decent working class area.

As a layperson, it would appear to me that if you were to attempt to prohibit a properly licensed medical marijuana tenant from his/her drug in any way, that would be discriminatory against a certain class of people. 

Maybe I'll pick up one of your rehabs ;)