But after being burned in 2008 after I bought my first rental property I was done with real estate investing after that crash.  

distressed areas work pretty good.fire burn outscode violations. burnt out landlordas to how to find them.all sorts of marketing media is available. 

My feeling is that's changing over a bit as DOM is increasing in some price ranges, and I'm seeing more listings with price reduction in the MLS.So, I'm watching to see if some of these flippers that didn't analyze the deal for a market pullback might get burned.

House flipping is a transactional business and even the best flippers are going to either burn out or hit a threshold where they can't grow any more.

You want to be able to sustain this and going too hard is a good way to burn out. 2.

Currently one of the rentals (Town House) i own recently burned down due to a kitchen fire.

It makes sure that if someone gets hurt, or something burns down, you are covered, but it takes into account the fact that someone is working on the property.  

Other facts about the house: Sales price $125kBuilt in 1974, but burned down in a fire in 1995, so foundation is 40 yrs old, but house is about 20 yrs old. 

We're concerned with the tenant burning down the building if they don't use it properly.

I figured I would check here to see if anyone has experience with renting to tenants who need a short term rental (their homes were burned) and are using Housing Headquarters.