I was even denied a home equity loan recently with more cash on hand than the loan amount because of the lack of consistent income. 

I also have about a year and half of expenses saved up to anticipate for the lack of sales in the beginning.Also to give a little bit more about my background, I currently sell commercial insurance so I deal a lot with B2B sales and working with business owners.

Yes there's a business expense but it's the lack of transparency ahead of time about the absurd charge. 

I have received a couple quotes now and they are vastly different in premiums (comparing apples to apples).  

With all the people getting into multifamily and the sheer lack of quality property managers in & around KC, to me, it only makes sense to grow this portion of a business as much as possbile and then wait for the next correction, while doing everything else we do.Hope all this helps... 

We created a first floor master layout, which is sorely lacking in this historic neighborhood.

And in some cases you're comparing apples to oranges. 

Exactly the point of my recent reply, and of the main post. 1- you haven’t seen what I’ve posted yet assumed u knew why I wasn’t getting responses 2- you would be correct if that’s how I talked in previous posts, but I haven’t 3- I do know how to speak professionally, and speaking unprofessionally once doesn’t equate to me having a lack of knowledge about it 4- my intentions are to actually learn why my posts aren’t getting attention (and no it’s not cuz I’m not asking a question/asking incorrect questions bc I can objectively analyze the impacts of my questions.

@Luis Joseph Hernandez, if you are lacking in the resources to get this deal done, the first thing you should do is locate all of your local REIAs in the area.

Generally for lack of a written agreement, industry standard rules apply.