Could any pro please kindly share your thoughts and experience on the Pro and Con of having a home warranty for rental properties and your persona advice?

I am sorry for not been more precise.... i am looking into a house of $295,000 as a primary residence as after some evaluation i saw i will be better off buying it then keep paying rent were i currently live now.So this is how it would look likePrice sale: $295,000Down payment anyway between $20,000 and $30,000 30 years fixed at 4.36%Mortgage payment between $1,753 and $1,703 Closing costs around $7,000 (average for FL i think)Appraisal around $450 (again, i think the average)Now, the rent amount i pay at the moment is $1,800 p/mAs i am not that long in the US i didn't had the time to save a lot more then the total of the amount described above.

I recommend this association to everyone living in Central Florida I meet who wants to learn about real estate investing in person (as opposed to online).A group of advanced investors and real estate related vendors (and myself) meet once per month for drinks here in Orlando; if you are in interested in joining, send me a DM and I'll let you know where/when.

My point was just because person A would do something with the money, doesn't mean it is the right thing for person B. 

One of my mom's favorite sayings - "Lo barato cuesta mas". 

After you have segregated your accounts it may not be that bad keeping them maintained, especially if your use a good software program (like MAS 90).

This can usually give a person a great idea as to values...You can change those values depending on your market, but that works pretty well here in Indy..Hopefully your current agent is tech savvy and this sort of information is quick and easy for him to find.

I 100% trusted the advice he gave on webinars and podcasts and think he's a very likable person as well.

Great job Brent M., As a local Bay Area, Ca.

@Sharad M. , as requested, check out the numbers above, and I'll be posting more pics.