Unfortunately, most of the time, the Owner has to absorb the additional costs.Professional Liability Insurance, (also known as errors and omissions insurance) is frequently carried by architects to cover costs resulting from design faults.

I never underwrite using the CAP rate ... in fact, the only time I have any curiosity about the CAP rate is when I am thinking about selling a property (and am trying to determine how much someone will pay).CAP rate is a dangerously misused metric which is far to frequently batted about as though it has significance beyond being the inverse of a P/E ratio for a business/property at a point in time.

Additionally, if you or your partner ends up needing frequent suburb access, you are positioned well for easy access to both the city center and suburbs with the highway access. 

Agents frequently don't understanding wholesaling and aren't willing to work with wholesalers.

I see this frequently. 

I wanted to write this post because I get asked the question quite frequently about what I think about off-market/wholesaler deals. 

Hey Bigger Pockets,I realize i'm becoming the most frequent (or annoying) poster on the Upstate NY Forum.

I'm also driving in my permanent resident area or areas where I frequently invest, so there is more of a personal relationship between me and the potential seller. 

Personally, I often find myself concerned about potential lock failures, battery issues, and the hassle of changing codes frequently.

Have had minimal issues with late rent but it seems to be happening more frequently.