There was an incident a few nights ago when a big fight broke out on the street in front of the house and in the area.

I also carry 1 million in liability/2 million per incident commercial policy on my rental.

But speak to the neighbors agent first.Your company may look at the incident as flooding, which won't be covered since it's water from outside your home.

In order to avoid this incident, I normally leverage with a home warranty policy.

However, if I could find streets within that city that historically do not have high incidences of crime (by Camden standards), then I believe it may be worth the further research.

If it's a cheapo obscure named insurance company, they are known to be good at taking premiums but a nightmare to try to collect a claim from. ...The insurer would pay the claim to the owner of the property at the time of the incident, who just happens to be HUD and not the OP.

There's a big problem with squatters They're probably just checking out because someone called in a suspicious incident.

In one recent incident, we had a tenant who was planning to move out of one of our student houses to move in with her boyfriend, and the two of them moved into one of our other buildings.

Ensure you have the cash on hand to weather any major incident and stay focused on resolving problems and errors and learning  from them so they don't reoccur and you will do well in real estate.

Hi @Tiffany Brewer may I ask what ever happened with this incident?