A lot of the fees will include all of your utilities including electric, internet, water & sewer etc..

This ensures the property is secured, heat or A/C is adjusted, all water is off, and they do an initial inspection to see what they are dealing with.

Until then, it's going to be negative or treading water. 

I would reach out to your insurance first before your lawyer.Second step is to figure out how the water got in. 

I changed to a new provider this year, and got insurance at $1450, but had to replace a roof and water heater to do so. 

I think its dumb to be hundreds of dollars under water for a drawn out, sustained periods.

Hello. I’m remodeling a house for rental and I’m debating if replace all carpet for hardwood floor, even on rooms and closets. My concern is if it is a good idea to get rid off carpet, will it be appealing for renters...

Electric stove, hot water heater, etc.I hope this helps. 

I have found a lot of articles on smart water meters being installed by some city water companies but not much on wifi enabled water meters for consumer purchase. 

Early on in my investing journey I experienced a ton of water damage because of water leaks in places that often goes unnoticed under sinks, in utility closets etc.I was curious if anyone else here has considered any remote monitoring water leak systems?