Since HELOCs have adjustable rates they will often catch people off guard when they adjust.

I know a handful of cops/prison guards who do it as well, unless you're working a ton of overtime I don't see being a cop to extend any additional challenges to RE than any other job. 

I still wish the would not have gotten ride of the guards at the gate on highway 96. 

They may have an automatic gated entrance, but no guard on duty or staff on site.

Will be vacant and under rehab for 60 daysDwelling coverage $175kLiability 1MMDeductible $10k (premium was even higher before with 2.5k deductible)This is from REI Guard which has been recommended on BP but I’m wondering if there are better local options.

I use one for training meetings with my National Guard unit that seem to be effortless.

I've been in the USAF Air National Guard for 18 years.

Don't be afraid to explore lower-priced properties, but as @Cory S. don't let your guard down either.

I would imagine there are a few landlords like me, struggling with gutter cleanouts - I found a super simple (one-time) trick to clean out gutters, without a ladder.Personally, I need to use cash flow for other things - like plumbing - and can't justify the cash for gutter guards on my rental properties, so I use these steps- to create a Leaf blower "extension pole".First, if you don't already have a good leaf vacuum/mulcher - buy one - a good one will last for many years.

Yes you can buy stain guard carpeting which costs a lot more but to keep the warranty you have to have them professionally cleaned once a year.