Find out exactly why they are reluctant to be on board and find ways to mitigate those reasons.   

With a good operating agreement and an umbrella policy, you can minimize(NOT MITIGATE) your exposure.3.

Additional planning can mitigate, but can never eliminate the risk.The simplest way to move forward is to calculate the amount of risk you're willing to take and use that in your analysis phase, to make sure deals fall under your level of acceptable risk.

So I did the "flood damage mitigation" work myself.

Also....test for and mitigate RADON!

That along with insuring the tenant makes at least 3x the rent and you'll be putting your best foot forward in regards to mitigating your risk.

In my opinion, it is best to mitigate damage and allow them.The investor I had mentioned is probably worth $60+ million so to me, his advice bears a lot of weight.

@Erin HongI think it can make a ton of sense right now from a cash flow and risk mitigation standpoint. 

To mitigate this issue, we have reduced the investor down to four members only.LLC Structure:  Property LLC (Deed and DSCR Loan) > Investors HOlding LLCs as members > InvestorsMy question:  If open Property LLCs with four members and close a property into the LLCs with a DSCR loan. 

Martin: Sadly the minimum building code for in Canada only requires R20 insulation wall cavities and does not require measures be taken to mitigate thermal bridging.