My wife and are in a financial position to start "small" in investing. She is a bookkeeper for small businesses and is taking special training on keeping books for REI. We're reading all the books suggested. (Please d...

I own & operate 15 sober living homes in California that are level 3 / type S.Oxford house would be level 1 / peer-run.I ask because sober living is such a broad term, and your insurance is going to depend on your level of staffing, licensing, etc.

It has worked pretty well for cash flow, but I am ready to take it to the next level.

At a high level, 5+ units is no different than a single family. 

My goal is to automate the process of collecting regulations at the state/county/city/neighborhood level and create a website presenting this info in a filterable format (e.g. a map).

You still improved the property by curing mold, adding heat, and making the lower level functional, that matters.3.

We currently offer Waivo options to our clients, and we use them with our own properties, but these prices and coverage levels are IMO better than Waivo, so now I'm wondering if we should switch.I'm curious to get others' thoughts/opinions.

How detailed should the financials be at first contact — high-level summary or full spreadsheets with assumptions?

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Quote from @Stevan Stojakovic: When you buy rentals or flips, what’s your comfort level for reserves — a few months’ expenses, six months, or do you go all in and keep cash deployed?