I still think the clause is a quasi scam to protect insurer's business model instead of allowing consumers to choose how much they want to insure.

Payroll tax holidays would be very stimulative because they would go mostly to consumers.

I'm probably showing my ignorance here, but don't usury laws apply to consumer loans rather than commercial loans?

Most consumers aren't savvy enough to recognize the difference.

My business plan for next year is to outsource most of the time-consuming tasks in my business;Property searches for cash buyers, putting up properties on my wordpress website, following up with prospect, etc.Have you used a virtual assistant with much success?

That is the cheapest debt you will find on any product anywhere except possibly zero interest consumer items with inflated prices.

I have cleaned out eviction units, filed court papers, been threatened by tenants, cleaned ductwork, replaced faucets and power outlets, ceiling fans , woken up at 1am dealing with drunk tenants on the phone etc etc etc.When I confronted him last night he made the statement that "one unit has had no trouble/I've had to spend no time there" which is true --but other units have consumed MORE time so it evens out--as long as I am paid.

If you really do have $100k left on the line after the purchase I think the risk is low unless you go crazy with extra repairs or you have to sit on the property forever.

This stuff seems to be easy to install and fairly cheap to install, thinset and lay, opposed to thinset then laying concrete backerboard, then screwing the backerboard down, which is very time consuming.

"Your credit score ranks higher than 100 percent of U.S. consumers."