Most have about a 6 month runway for operating at full steam.

The fact that hedge fund buyers have put their cash on ice means that others can compete for those homes (and it also contributes to the higher inventory, which their purchases would have kept from making it to market).Having said all that, Tamboer does not believe we are headed for a market crash, but she does think there will be a window, perhaps starting in the next 60-90 days, where there will be fewer buyers, people won't be able to reenter the market until the economy picks up steam and sellers selling at that time will be motivated.

Here are quotes for what each is offering:AllState: $1,246.98 for 12 months, my rep with them said they offer 35% off landlord insurance (if bundling home and auto with them, which I plan on doing) so that sounds like it would be nice for when I turn the property into a rentalIscential Insurance Agency: $1,672 for 12 months, speaking with the agent who is an insurance brokerWith all quotes, I am making sure to get an RCV policy, Water Back Up and Sump Discharge or Overflow $20K Coverage and full dwelling coverage on Limited Hidden Water or Steam Seepage or Leakage (recommended this by my realtor in case of flooding).My questions are, what policies should I be looking for to best fit my investment plans long term?

Now the economy is very much is in full steam.

Rather than spend ten of thousands tearing out the steam system and putting in individual heat, all I had to do was price it in properly.

Next, after we'd given them the keys, after their lease had begun, but before they actually moved in, they informed us that they had had the carpets professionally steam cleaned after we had just done them ourselves with a high quality commercial grade steam cleaner, but not of course the same as a professional carpet cleaning service. 

The dishwasher steam is affecting the formica over it.These tenants pay about $25-$100 below market rent for a fully renovated house (the roof was the only thing not new, and now it is also new). 

The forum loses steam when new members get a great welcome, but never come back to follow up with the questions/comments posed to them by others.

Now, I push FULL STEAM AHEAD as soon as I get a property under contract.

For example, if someone wants to blow steam and bite your head off, don't let that affect how you live your life, just carry on as a happy go-getter.