agree there is little feasible way to directly charge a variable, unpredictable assessment directly to a tenant...it would be some sort of triple net idea applied to residential that would not "fly" and you would end up in a fight..

Thanks MikeThe way I think about insurance is that when the value is high enough they will fight to defend a claim where if the value of the policy is low enough they will just pay out leaving the policy holder hanging for any additional claim.

@Mike Dymski  Don't fight the FED ....you will loose.....Yellen is the best guru to follow right or wrong....even if she is selling show business.

The ones I know (1) spend $10,000 - $100,000 monthly on marketing (2) have 10+ years experience (3) have a full business organization (4) have reputations they fight to achieve and maintain and (5) have significant capital to complete a deal if they find themselves unable to flip the contract to an end buyer before closing date.8 - The all purpose “weasel” clause may lead to liability for contract fraud if the wholesaler never had any intent to close if he couldn’t find an end buyer, or if the wholesaler never had the money of capacity to fulfill the contract9 - Of you tie a property up as a wholesaler and do not inform the seller of your intention to close only if you can resell at a higher price, you may inadvertently cause irreversible harm to the seller leading to foreclosure, loss of credit capacity, etc.10 - Dependent on the State in question, wholesaling done in a.

But we wanted to cool off a little with some temporary home while still fight for our dream home.

It was a MASSIVE rooster-fighting operation.

The insurance companies will fight it out and split up the cost.

So, the city council has its work cut out to appease younger, more progressive ideas/investors, as well as the long time residents who fight change.

It's an uphill battle not worth the fight.

Don't just fight with words.