They have a free tier for smaller portfolios so you can test it out without committing.

A title commitment and a survey to determine existing easements, actual ROW / property line boundaries, etc. 3.

Had the same thought about K&T with regard to insurance, load and safety.

I certainly wasn't implying I would like to commit fraud. 

WiFi infrastructure is property-wide and all-or-nothing.But that's actually why it works differently for exit value:Unit Upgrades = CAPEX:Depreciated over timeIncreases basis (good for depreciation, less good for cash flow)Value captured through higher rent (comp-dependent)Buyer sees "updated units" but no separate income streamWiFi Infrastructure = REVENUE-GENERATING ASSET:Creates new income line on T-12Institutional buyers underwrite it separately from rentNot comp-dependent (it's ancillary income, not rent)Travels with the asset (buyer gets revenue stream day one)You're right that you can't test WiFi one unit at a time.

Just cross your T’s and dot your I’s

Check histories to find the trajectory they are on before committing. 

So they could crush it and complete a project on time and on budget but because someone else screwed up they do t get paid?

Once the $50k is committed to a property, you are back to living paycheck to paycheck, but now with additional expenses and risks associated with owning real estate layered on top.

Selling stocks to ensure 30% of my total NW in sluggish bond type funds, t-bills or cash didn't feel smart.