Could he enter into partnership with us forming a whole new company where he contributes the property as equity and then we refinance the property at the price we agree on and we use that money to pay him as a silent partner.

I believe if and when the BIG one hits, the insurance companies will go bankrupt long before everything gets rebuilt, so we may be paying for coverage we may not benefit from.Looking to see what others have to say.

Hey German - I looked into this strategy with a company that builds prefab homes in the Southeast and found that it is roughly the same price to build prefab as site built.

I'd also throw in our flooring company who we're a big fan of: Evergreen Flooring in Overland Park.

But insurance companies have one goal in mind...accept policy premiums and pay out as little and as infrequently as possible.

I did invest in Andy Mirza's company recently.

I talked to contractors and construction management companies and learned more about renovation in the last 2 years than I ever have, talked to multiple lenders - a few did some shady moves trying to charge me fees that are illegal (reported her to her supervisor). 

Working with an experienced property management company with an in-house sales team is a strong recommendation! 

I have rental properties and the property management company direct deposit my rental into my bank account instead of naming the properties by address, she just put the property management company name in the additional income.

I would like to connect with you as our company may have some more properties in Indy.