Anywhere there are riots, BLM or Antifa, rents are dropping.

What do you think will happen to the real estate market in Kenosha post riot/looting?

Burned down liquor stores from a riot?

Here in rural Oregon, there are no riots or violence, we're heavily Republican and people pay their rent because it's the right thing to do.

My realtor says there have been riots in Cleveland, and lots of the city is unsafe, which is his reasoning for focusing on Lorain/Elyria.

No rioting.

I suspect it is because the Board President himself stores lots of stuff in his driveway that little action has been taken on that.I'm new in the HOA (moved in a year ago), but I want to read them the riot act on this.

They're a riot!

The last week in September after reading the riot act to your student tenants for the third time, we'd probably score a 'D' ... or a 'U' for "uptight".

Hello,I have a row house in Petworth, DC that I will be purchasing for $405k, looking at ARV of $675k, and wanted to know how much I should be paying for Builder's Risk Insurance and if these are adequate coverage.The quote I have so far are,Special Form CoverageReplacement Cost - $550,000$1,000,000 Premises Liability$5,000 All Other Perils Deductible/$7,500 Theft Peril Deductible$396.00 Monthly CostOrBasic Form CoverageRenovation ProjectReplacement Cost - $550,000$1,000,000 Premises Liability$5,000 All Other Perils Deductible$269.50 Monthly CostThe Basic coverage would cover; Fire; Lightning; Explosion (includes Sonic Boom and Water Hammer); Windstorm and Hail; Smoke; Aircraft and Vehicles; Riot or Civil Commotion; Volcanic Action; Sprinkler Leakage; Sinkhole Collapse; Vandalism/ Malicious Mischief.And Special would cover on top of Basic coverage;Falling Objects; Weight of Snow, Ice or Sleet; Water Damage; Collapse (Additional Coverage); Theft; Risk of Direct Physical Loss (subject to policy exclusions).Please provide your insight into whether this is adequate price/coverage.