App_mode=Displ...Also, our Governor Ron DeSantis just passed a "Squatter law" which always a homeowner to reclaim their property INSTANTLY under these terms The individual has unlawfully entered and remains on the property;The individual has been directed to leave the property by the owner but has not done so; andThe individual is not a current or former tenant in a legal dispute.First in the Nation to do so.Link to squatter article - https://www.flgov.com/2024/03/27/governor-desantis-signs-leg...Let me know if you have any questions about FL or plan on investing in the Sunshine State!

If you are trying to squeeze a washer/dryer combo into a small space, here are a couple of articles from my favorite appliance blog.

If the tenant ever cancels coverage, you will be notified.Here's an article explaining: https://www.credible.com/blog/home-insurance/additional-insured-vs-additional-interest/#:~:text=Additional%20insured%20is%20only%20available,t%20collect%20a%20claim%20payout.

Relevant info: they were a little difficult with any contractors not allowing entry or requiring specific scheduling beyond my several day notice.

Farmers and other carriers need to re-rate for the new ownership as a new client.The management company contract isn't really relevant unless you signed something related to insurance as part of that.Any additional information? 

don't read too much article in attorney blogs, seriously :) lollast thing you wanna do is moving SF to LLC, just relax and go to beach somewhere.

Does anyone have a forum, article of some sort that breaks down owner financing, deeds,etc. 

@Tejani Jeet BhaveshThe debt does not go away it is just unsecuredIf you are a borrower and get foreclosed on if the debt is not paid off it does not go away - it is just unsecuredOnly way for it to go away would be pay it off or bankruptcyYou are seeing a lot of articles on zombie loans where people lost homes or kept homes but were underwater and old mortgage lenders are coming back after them as the debt is still valid and they thought it went away

I’ve been spending a lot of time on Bigger Pockets and reading articles to prepare myself before I begin - but I’m at the moment where I feel I am in a great spot to start.I’m interested in finding a fix & flip property in the Metro Detroit area that might offer a good opportunity.Any tips, tricks, or advice for a beginning flipper?

Great article.