Quote from @Suraj Apoorva: Hello fellow investors,I am working on flipping a house in WA.

A PMC has two options in regards to liability insurance that covers "slip & falls":1) Be added as Additionally Insured to owner's property policy.2) Get it's own commerical, blanket policy that it adds owners' buildings to.Regardless, if a tenant files a personal injury lawsuit, any good attorney representing them will sue the PMC, the LLC that owns the property and anyone they can personally get at. 

— I’m conducting a short survey for my PhD thesis on Real Estate Investors and PropTech (property technology), and I’d love your input!

This is the 1st time in 2 years of successfully transacting with 10 other people doing similar JV deals through my investment group that I had to deal with such an unscrupulous person.

I’ve recently started a role where I assist investors in purchasing distressed properties, and it’s ignited a deeper interest in the real estate investment field.

I'm partnering with my realtor I used to buy my first home to do the in-person aspects of this.

Personally you can make it work pretty much anywhere.

I've noticed newer investors underestimate the cost of a vacancy every year (turnover costs, vacancy costs, etc.)

Would love to hear thoughts from experienced investors—does this approach make sense for a first-time real estate deal?

It’s been a game-changer for many investors I’ve worked with, helping them connect faster and more effectively.Would love to share a few tips if you're interested—feel free to reach out