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Ashley Sanchez
  • Austell, GA
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GA Newbie Under Contract who has PM and Ins Questions

Ashley Sanchez
  • Austell, GA
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Hi there!! Im a newbie and just went under contract for my duplex. So, now I'm confused at the timeline to obtain insurance and getting property management for my first property that I will househack in. Honestly, I was told o should get a PM since I'm green with rehab and to alleviate headaches. Question: Should i get a PM? If so, when? Immediately after purchasing or keep my funds an wait it out a little and decide after 3-6months of living in the property? Question: When should I obtain insurance? Before or after closing? Should I get homeowners insurance or a landlord policy with renters insurance for myself? On my homeowners policy, which coverage and amount should I make sure I have?

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