Where prices are higher, more people are forced to rent so rents increase.

And so, even though you may have a lease for $2600 that’s not to say they will be able to rent it out at that price if you are forced to foreclose and order default on the loan for an equal amount.

Hopefully some day they’ll force listings to include cleaning charges in the rates.

You win the real estate game by never running out of cash and never being forced to sell.

jayWithout seeing the policies it sounds like the policy you have is on a "Claims Made Basis"  in that type of policy, the policy in force when the claim is made. 

I suppose the inflation adjusted 88% home price appreciation since 2000 has forced the nightly rates up to point now where short term rentals are just an all around crappy experience.

@Tim GoddardI think this is a great and valid question.I'm still looking for BRRRRs - I'll BRRRR if I can break even on the rent when done and force a bunch of equity. 

The flip side is you have now a tailwind from considerable market appreciation that can do some of the heavy lifting for you, so by the time you are done with your rehab (forced appreciation) the market will have also moved on.

They forced me to subscribe so I could go “fix it.”

Owner demands are forcing PMCs to hire cheap VA's from foreign countries, but it's difficult to train these VA's about industry knowledge and American customs.