Is there a way to modify the 50% rule of thumb to account for this?

You could modify the lease with the company and/or both he and the company in the lease, but make Him sign a personal guarantee.

I'll definitely start modifying my research criteria to drive better results.

Being a pretty regular note buyer of both 1st and 2nd lien non performing/performing notes as I invest in notes for a living, I could answer some of the following:I invest in every state except NY, NJ, MA, CA, IL(only Cook County)I always want to modify a non-performing note before I have to forecloseIf you show me notes that I have seen from another person, and you aren't the owner of the notes on the title, I will never deal with you again unless your a registered Broker/Dealer and your selling on someone's behalf.  

You should see:BuildingOther StructuresContents (Personal Property)Loss or Use (Loss of rents for the rental)LiabilityMedical PaymentsThere may be differences in the policy forms and endorsements but many are used by both types of policies.There are some companies that actually use a Homeowners form for a fully rented 1-4 family and then add endorsements modifying the coverage.I would, in writing, verify with your agent that the policy on the Rental is for a fully rented out property.

This is highly unusual and I consulted my attorney and I was able to get an old survey and long story short, I decided it is still worthy of pursuing even if I have to modify the fence and yield the strip of land back to the city.

We can SOLVE THE PROBLEM, get you out of those burdens and put CASH in your hand...".Small apartment owners would be a slightly modified message - "Tired of dealing with TENANTS?

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Modify this one to work.

Should I modify something?