Newbie here, trying to get my arms around the Collier/Lee county marketplace here (I'm in Marco Island "Naples") in SWFL for Wholesaling.

When I bought my property, one of the duplexes was uninhabitable and had been empty for 2 years.

Rhode island taxes are murder.

In the Hamptons which is on Long Island a suburb of NY the market is improving but has started to slide again based on what local realtors have told me.

Anywhere there are SFR's and neighborhoods; Brooklyn, Bronx, Long Island and especially in other cities in the state...

Last August Hurricane Irene tore the roof off a rental allowing considerable water inside - destroying much of my insulation, ceilings, drywall and pretty much making it uninhabitable.

So, if lightning strikes and burns the entire complex down, the Master Condo policy should rebuild the building, your "Fire" policy should finish the interior of your unit (new paint, flooring, cabinets, appliances, etc.) and possibly even cover your lost rent while the premises are uninhabitable, and your tenant's "Renter's" policy should replace their flat-panel TV, sofa, bed, clothing, laptop, etc.Does the policy get taken out to the LLC or us as individuals?

I want to leave on good terms but paying extra 15 days for uninhabitable living conditions doesn't seem fair.

Hi, first off thank you to anyone who spends the time to read my situation and provide some feedback.I currently own a home on Long Island that has probably about 300k of equity.

Priscilla Z, lawyers advantage or island title have horrible settlement costs.