Is it mainly a sales pitch or is there good knowledge that you cannot find elsewhere?

I own a house in North Port, Florida (right on the border of Port Charlotte). I am in the process of closing on another house in Oregon. I can't really afford to pay two mortgages. Are you looking for a house to buy o...

How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

I find tenants really appreciate that little extra touch on move in day.

If you find yourself answering "Yes" to most or all, then it may be a fit to keep it, otherwise selling may fit you best.

If not you will find it in the mailbox and can keep it until someone contacts you, or not.If folks change tenants and updated rental agreement are signed, we make it clear that we do not deal with divvying out the security deposit.

It took ten seconds to find this one: https://www.miamidade.gov/socialservices/library/sample-60-d...You can do it.

Investors with sub-4% rates have a big advantage, while new investors need to adapt—whether through creative financing, value-add strategies, or finding better deals.

If you find an actual property that looks like a homerun and would warrant a HELOC, then you can go for it without reservation.

Even if one of you find insurance that you think covers your interest, it might be easier to buy, than cover a claim.You also run the risk of due on sale clause, because you are potentially notifying your lender in the transfer of ownership.Now I know nothing about insurance, so I could be totally wrong, but that's what I hear a lot of the nay-sayers say.