is your PM guy requiring an initial title policy, and Property Insurance?

I make sure my policy is communicated as much as possible and on every property to prevent discrimination issues.If the tenant applies and does not meet the requirement I just tell them exactly that.  

After going through the process of finding a policy that did not kill my cash-flow, I read through the declarations page and found that the policy had a 100% co-insurance clause.

Local custom will prevail as to how appraisers expect to be insulated and policies of lenders, but it doesn't mean you can't communicate at all.

Was told that was state policy.

Basically, a self directed IRA enables you to choose the investment type and the only investments you may not invest in with your IRA are insurance policies and collectibles (although some government issued gold bullion, etc are now approved).In 1974 ERISA (Employee Retirement Income Security Act) stated that you may invest your retirement funds in any vehicle you choose with the exclusion of teh two forementioned.

Garber on the other hand has a insurance policy that covers him a one time sum of can possibly get some of our funds back.

I've used them for a few properties, and they usually exclude wind and hail, or require a separate policy.

Hopefully it stays aroundI was told by a client that a new policy stipulates that the army personnel are now responsible for paying/choosing their own housing..Not sure how that is going to pan out...

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