But I think the majority of people that are hoping for a crash will not actually be able to take advantage of a crash.The fact that a crash is so widely predicted is a contrarian indicator to me.

There are appraisers in certain parts of the country that I know who put a value on them but we're talking AZ, CA, etc. where solar is more widely adopted.

The spaces between the vertical poles in the staircase are too wide (a child can easily slip through), and not up to code.

Tenants pay: Base rent, plus a portion of operating costs.Landlord pays: The other portion of operating costs.What to know: Modified gross lease agreements, and the division of obligations within, can vary widely from lease to lease.Typical usage: Any commercial space.

@Joe Villeneuve it's an open-ended question; obviously there is no "correct" answer that I'm looking for, and the answers presumably vary widely depending on the person. 

Hello,I made a post similar to this a while back (https://www.biggerpockets.com/...) and realized I casted too wide of a net, so let's try this again.My name is Jason and I'm a new real estate investor.

It is brick exterior, but it also is up against my neighbor's house with a ~15-20 ft wide sidewalk in between so nobody would really be seeing it.

How wide of a net are you casting for properties?

Any input on best insurance provider for a 2003 double wide on land it’s a rental ? 

When I did invest the person was already vetted from multiple angles, past work was verified and I was confident and felt extremely comfortable with who I was investing in.