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All of the above is pretty normal practice in the property management industry. 

If an insurance company decides they do not want to be in a particular industry or on a particular property, such as commercial habitation or the 5 unit in Chicago, they price themselves out of the market. 

What I see is a description of a couple of events, that may of may not achieve the goals you set forth...but no plan of how to make it happen."

Could be buying a 50% occupied office building (but with a big tenant lined up on my end), a run down industrial building (knowing the properties next to it are being knocked down and turned into a townhouse subdivision) etc. 

Hi @Zach Quick - I've used these types of lenders on everything from single family, small multi family, larger multifamily, office, industrial and retail. 

I have a full time job in the commercial construction industry.

Just wondered if there was an "industry accepted" rule of thumb.

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