Analyze Your Risk Tolerance and Goals: Are you looking for quick profits, long-term passive income, or a combination of both?

Some insurance companies are surprisingly fair (State Farm), some are awful (American Modern).

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Combined with your homeowners insurance, you can have as much as $1.5 to $2 mil of liability coverage for a property.

The sad thing is it sounds like it's a combination of greed and FOMO...Total nonsense.

The combination of both adjacent lots was over 100' of waterfront and about 1.25 acres.

Effectively buying at 100% CLT with a 1st position portfolio or DSCR loan combined with a seller 2nd that the lender wouldn't otherwise approve....It sounds like this is a recipe for getting sued at best, and arrested if it rose to a sufficiently large scale where charges were brought against someone.

Our combined annual income is $150k, with somewhat limited potential for salary growth.

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@Andrea Evans - Chicago is truly block by block, yet also has a population the size of Boston, Denver, Milwaukee and Nashville combined.