Were going to play it by ear and cross our fingers.

If they run their hand across a table saw, shoot a nail through their finger, or fall off a ladder and arent insured, what will/wont your own insurance cover and what exposure do you have?

Quote from @Andrew Steffens: A few times a year I have clients contact me with interest in SFL and I refer them out to an agent I know there that has his finger on the pulse there, so far 100% of the time they have come back to me with renewed interest in Tampa area or disappear altogether. 

Since I am a PM as well as sales broker I have a general finger on the pulse of my market. 

I would make sure to read the reviews themselves as a lot of people are leaving bad reviews on these companies because they either had a bad experience with real estate and want to point fingers or are unhappy tenants. 

I know I’ll get some flak for this, but after seeing post after post from investors who buy the absolute lowest-barrier properties on the opposite side of the country and then rush point fingers why the property is not profitable, it's time to address what’s really happening.

I couldn't put my finger on it, but something just didn't feel right

And I am crossing my fingers that we see some good tax benefits!

.• Vendors no-showing and pointing fingers• Owners blaming the coordinator when the repair itself fails• Gray area liability when something goes wrongIn practice, this is why most property managers bundle maintenance inside full management.

It's easy to point the finger at the sponsor midway through the investment cycle when the project is underperforming and suggest they didn't manage risk well or underwrote the deal poorly but you mentioned $100M of equity decided to invest in their business plan.