fbclid=IwAR23snGKCtdwo9qkn5Flt1TEbx7eh0Miu0UtxC6p5t8A0kRC-5WI-orCA_MI have a ton of clients taking advantage of the changes that are happening.

All the communities I own in and have sold to clients have delegation of use for renters.

Yes - my main clients are multi family investors and developers so I have a lot of experience in this space.

That said, I would go beyond just the insurance, especially with your multi-unit situation, though insurance would certainly be good to have.When I sit down with clients I will always discuss (1) their personal assets, (2) what their current investments portfolio and other business ventures are, and (3) their future goals.

I know this could be a foreign concept to most west coast landlords but out in the mid west deep south its quite common to have the deposit just a non refundable fee .. the tenant already knows they are not getting it back so many landlords just take it up front and tenants just move.. now this is with C class and below generally speaking and for sure most section. 8 

It was originally created by the credit industry because businesses, who's clients typically needed loans, only wanted send mail to people “likely to qualify” for a credit offer.

I have been a part of two deals for clients this year that were 1031 exchanges here in the Chicago suburbs, and both of my clients really leaned on the 1031 exchange company I recommended for this type of advice.

arm lengths transaction one of my wifes old clients calls out of the blue ( one reason I think being an agent is really helpful long term)  anyway he said remember that property you sold me 15 years ago.. well I stopped paying about 7 or 8 years ago.. they never foreclosed and just sent me the deed.. but its in tax default and I need 20k or I am going to lose it in a week..  

I actually decided based on response time, professionalism, and client testimonials. 

I have had a lot of clients aged 18-22, and every single one of them had picked up a trade or joined the blue collar workforce after High School instead of pursuing a degree.