Don't have a home fully furnished without renters insurance incase tenants decide not to follow rules and destroy your personal property.

I disagree on the benefit of cameras being made visible, as people will steal or destroy them for sport - been through it.

Inflation destroys the absolute value of dollars used to create debt.

I've had the home inspection and wood destroying insect inspection so far and they both say for this house to be this old, the report wasn't bad.Problem: I feel like I may be missing something, so I am here to brain storm.

My confusion comes in when say there is a fire that either destroys a kitchen or worse the entire house.

I was planning on having landlord insurance but should have some sort of insurance to cover (accidental or intentional) tenant damage (let's say the damage destroys the kitchen and I gotta pay 20K for a new one).

Then, when the tenant destroys your property, you have virtually no recourse.As to the concept of "guaranteed" rent I'm rolling on the floor.

You can only assign $0 if the tub becomes destroyed/stolen or otherwise worthless.

It would seem likely that someone over the past 50 years might have placed an eye bolt or some other piece of metal in the trunk that would destroy my saw blade.   

I posted one below:One of my units got destroyed last night in a flood.