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Dealing with pressures and changes in the real estate world

What's going on an expensive group? So this week I'm getting into the big shoes of "Entrepreneurs of the Week," thanking Lior on stage. So in a few words about me and us, I am a co-owner of SafetyTint, having been operating for the past eight years in Orlando, Florida as a real estate agency for local and distant investors. This week I will start with a post slightly different from my regular content, the topic is dealing with pressures and changes…

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  1. Hi Bracha Light For the benefit of investors who may rely on this information, I think it is worth giving 2 important points:
    1- CAPEX is included in the business plan. I explained in a separate video and shared in the forum how to build such a plan before buying a property in the due diligence stages of the transaction.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfiRtyDmuzg&t=157s

    2 - For insurance, it is important to note that the cover does not apply in every case, and the cases for which the cover is received depend on the level of insurance coverage selected. For example, LOSS OF RENTS, it's really not going to happen that a tenant will not pay you rent and the insurance will tell you ahh okay come on I'll pay you instead. No. It depends on what the case is. And in principle, this happens in the event that the loss of rent is due to an event that has insurance coverage in one of the other sections and then you will receive partial compensation for the loss of rent as well. Just make it clear to investors that sometimes a word like insurance is confused with guaranteed or safe. The only thing that is certain about insurance is that nothing in it is safe and must go in the lowercase.