Nick Anderson
Is “Rich Dad” wrong?
20 August 2021 | 64 replies
The rest is owned by individuals, institutions or funds.The good thing, if you add all of the numbers above, they in total are the "Small" number you need to worry about.Yes if any of them were triggered they would cause financial catastrophe, but not decimation.
Kar Sun
Catastrophic inflation scenario
13 August 2021 | 4 replies
Hello all,
How do you write that into your contract.
Let's say you wake up and now instead of paying $10 for lunch it costs you $100 or $1000. Want to make sure that the contract will be adjusted to appropriately. W...
Juan Carlos Castillo
A question for the city dweallers
18 August 2021 | 1 reply
The lesson here is, ensure the board maintains enough insurance to replace the entire structure in the event that something catastrophic happens.
Lars Hasseler
Intro and investment summary so far (3 of 5)
4 June 2021 | 5 replies
Catastrophic issues (kitchen ceiling caved in on one) combined with no repairs in sight created an impossible situation for renters.
Laura Williams
Kansas City Investors beware of KC Water
10 September 2021 | 17 replies
This is also why some areas (in other cities, not sure about in KC) require landlord to keep utilities in their name... it's annoying that you have to pay utilities and then bill back to tenant, but it also avoids these kinds of catastrophes.
Mindy Jensen
BPCON2021 - New Orleans!!! Have You Registered Yet?
6 October 2021 | 74 replies
The catastrophic damage is outside of New Orleans in areas like Golden Meadow and Grand Isle, all of which I doubt any conference attendees will be visiting.
Hanna Minkin
Do I need insurance?
10 August 2021 | 13 replies
Catastrophic damage to a home is one of those for most people.
Laura Gray
Florida Property Owners: Roofer Madness & Insurance
2 August 2021 | 4 replies
If the law suddenly required companies to cover homes with older roofs, you’d be risking the company’s solvency and that wouldn’t do anyone any good, because after a catastrophe, they’d be going bankrupt and no one would get paid.”Consumers with asphalt shingle roofs, among the most common roof types, will be facing expensive replacement requirements if they just bought a home, want to switch insurers or were recently dropped by their previous insurer.Companies are increasingly unwilling to write new policies with asphalt shingle roofs over 10 or 12 years old, according to a comparison compiled in January by one of the insurers, which asked not to be named as the source of the data.
Tyler Tervooren
Wife wants to "save" the family beach house. Can we do it?
19 August 2021 | 9 replies
Barring a major catastrophe in the first few years, seems like it could work.That leaves us with income, which I think is the problem.Currently, we have only my wife's income of $120k.
Tejas Padhiar
How California's wildfires could spark a financial crisis
13 September 2020 | 5 replies
That the next catastrophe is coming.