That said, you do not have to accept damage to your premises by any tenant, so you are well within your rights to charge these tenants for the damages or move to evict or non-renew based on the damages. 

When it’s up for renewal then you can change itTalk to your agent helping you to buy the house.

At the time, I was able to work with an insurance agent to get a specialized policy for vacant homes (I was rehabbing it) for a premium of $1,975.Late March, I received a renewal with the premium $2,827, for a vacant home (now tenant occupied).

Then, to re-new with E3 for the next year, I believe they wanted an additional $10,000 that did not include tax prep or bookkeeping.

Background info: A tornado came through about a year ago and tore up the carports for a rental property of mine in Iowa (I own one unit in the 12-plex).While the carports have been rebuilt, the HOA's building insurance is coming up for annual renewal with a VERY steep price tag.

I even renewed their lease.

Also find out about simply not renewing their lease and getting them to move if they refuse to follow the terms of the lease.

You shouldn't have an issue putting a lease in front of them to renew if they want to continue living at the property.

At the time, I was able to work with an insurance agent to get a specialized policy for vacant homes (I was rehabbing it) for a premium of $1,975.Late March, I received a renewal with the premium $2,827, for a vacant home (now tenant occupied).

At the time, I was able to work with an insurance agent to get a specialized policy for vacant homes (I was rehabbing it) for a premium of $1,975.Late March, I received a renewal with the premium $2,827, for a vacant home (now tenant occupied).