All Forum Posts by: Stacey Bochenski

I grew up in Huntsville. A friend of mine who still lives there said he couldn't believe how many houses are currently for rent in 5 points and Old Town. Any chance it's oversaturated with rentals because of the tremendous growth and press? I have no doubt the properties will appreciate over time though. Great city

I suspect it has more to do with the illegal STRs all being shut down. 5-points had a LOT that were not zoned properly and the city really came down on them. There was a flurry of furnished midterm and long term rentals available, and I suspect they were not successful so they are now trying long term rentals. Just my hunch.

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Huntsville, Alabama

Quote from @David Lutz:

@Mike Robb

Mike, if you don't mind me asking, where is the thousand oaks meet up? I'm in the San fernando Valley near the Simi Valley border and wouldn't mind driving.

Best

David

@Mike Robb let me know when/where the Camarillo one is and I’ll do my best to make it!

@Tony Clark runs a Thousand Oaks meeting. It’s at Tarantula Hill, 6pm first Monday of the month.

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Quote from @Nina Soden:

I have a rental property in Huntsville, AL, and I would be happy to recommend a good property management company. I'm not sure if I am allowed to post their contact information here, but I'd be happy to give it to you if you want to reach out to me directly. Although I am a realtor, I do not do property management.

Hi Nina, can you please send me the info too?

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Hey Tony! I know Mike Robb was a few years ago. Not sure if he still is, but you might reach out to him. :)

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Los Angeles County, California

Quote from @Bill B.:

I would hope you would tell your story over and over for all the people that talk of making $2,000 claims.

Personally with 12 properties over 24 years (288 property years) I’ve made 2 x $30k claims for toilet supply line failures with Allstate. They were a pleasure to work with arranging the work, paying the vendors and even suing one supply manufacture and returning my deductible, even though they didn’t get all their money back. At the same time I’ve eaten a couple thousand dollar water damage event and an approximately $5k tenant damage at move out. I figure this saves me with lower deductibles and an insurer that does the math on how few claims I make.

I’ll gladly pay a couple thousand dollars to not file a claim. I’m grateful to have learned the lesson on a substantial claim. I’d really be kicking myself if it was just a couple thousand dollars.

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Thanks everyone. I ended up going to a broker who has one “possible” company that “might” insure me, otherwise I was going to have to go through a State program. Luckily, that company did and I’m officially insured! I appreciate all the insight.

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@Chris Seveney thank you. I’ll look them up

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@Adam Martin also, denied specifically bc of the previous claim.

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@Adam Martin thank you! Much appreciated

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I have moved out of my primary residence and intend to rent it out in California. About a year ago, I had a water line break and cause $18k of damage; I filed a claim with my insurance (AAA). The renewed my homeowners policy; however, they don’t have Landlord policies. I went to State Farm and they denied me and told me I’d have the same issue with any major insurance company. Looking for advice or recommendations on “less than major” insurance companies.

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