I have one in Boulder Creek, Ca that is right on the front line of the fire in Santa Cruz County - we are still unsure if it has burned to the ground or not.

You can’t develop a rule of thumb unless you want to get burned.

If you aren't expecting to spend the time/energy and knowledge you expect out of a backsplash person.

You sound overwhelmingly not ready to do this in my opinion and are ripe to get burned.

As I said before, a far better use of time/ energy than working on a PM structure that math has doomed to failure from go, especially as it is an existing un-solved problem in the market.

The base rate you pay for premiums is paying towards a worst case scenario - total burn, etc.

It’ll help keep your kitchen (and connecting rooms) cooler and save energy as well.

As a landlords we should be reference-checking and doing the proper due diligence so we don't place someone in our asset that has already burned a past landlord.

Well, if you're going to get replacement property, think I'd still use 1031.You don't want to burn thru your personal exemption too young I'd think. 

Do you guys worry about the future of green energy?