Regarding your insurance question, the pro-rata insurance is property insurance, which is separate from the policy your tenant will have, which is for contents. 

My Wholesale team is going to be flying into Miami from Canada this Thursday for Grant Cardone's 10x Event.We'd love to meetup with any local investors to talk shop.The three of us own nearly 100 units, have experience running a wholesale business in Canada and one of us has a YouTube channel with over 10,000 subscribers (Search Matt Mckeever on youtube to checkout his content)We'll be in town from June 29th - July 1st.

There is so much content here on every subject. 

Simple solution is to invite them to your place and tell them to setup shop there and play until their hearts are content!

I own a couple rentals in Oklahoma City, currently have four leases, and I’m already wanting to throw my small 3 foot high filing cabinet I bought at Walmart in a burning garbage can...including all contents.  

There are already many contents in BiggerPockets about both subjects.  

If the landlord is named on the policy, then the landlord is also notified if you cancel the policy (which would put you in violation of your lease).I would talk to an insurer about the amount of the policy - renter's insurance can also cover damages caused by the renter (you) and as well as the contents of the rental unit. 

@Ray Lai my list was filtered to multi family owners in a couple specific zip codes that had owned for over seven years or more years.I have done a very similar mailing with same contents/criteria but used a paid mailer and the results were less than 1% response with 0 deals.

I just started diving in to all of the content and it has already given me a new energy and excitement to continue to grow my portfolio .

Cross Laminated Timber is just getting started in the US and it could change the residential construction industry (http://weberthompson.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2...   ).