Saw it a few times, took notes, he knew I would stop using him... but it wasn't awkward, it's just a natural transition I think.You're smart to want to get in the weeds of learning the foundation game. 

That is the "shelter" - no skin n the game, but you still get an expense.   

You're forcing action in an uncompromising and unforgiving nature. 

It's created an interesting dynamic where the tenants who naturally may have filled the lower graded units are being given the opportunity to fill better quality housing options.

., AI infrastructure demands), partially offset by declining oil/natural gas prices.

If you are going to invest there, bring your A+ game and buy a property that has something going for it from a nature perspective (nice view, privacy, boulders/cliffs in the backyard, etc). 

So, again, a sponsor needs to have real skin in the game, not the illusion of skin in the game. 

The property has walking access to local parks with playground as well as nature walks.

Commercial require you to have at least 20% skin in the game correct?

I have been a long term landlord but have never dealt with insurance companies or contactors (lucky me).There was a natural disaster to my rental home in Texas and the insurance company came out with the adjuster and gave me the amount they think that will cover the damage.All 3 bidding contractors said the amount is too low and if they get the contract, they will put in supplemental claim later on.