But if you wait too long, and don’t intelligently utilize leverage, you miss out on appreciation, cash flow, tax benefits over the years that you sit on the sideline.

If no, I would still submit a claim but expect it may be denied.I'd also sit down with the neighbor with a copy of the survey and go over what it shows. 

I understand the long term investment profitability but, waiting for ten years and staying afloat if these scenarios became part of your situation, it looks like you need quite a bit of money sitting around to cover these types of predicaments.

Thats why I started in cheaper cash flowing midwest markets and now sit at 9 doors across Memphis and Detroit and looking to add more.

I’ll keep finding and buying cash flowing houses while others complain and sit on the sidelines waiting for the “big crash” all the doomers keep telling us about. lol

Florida has been top of our list to invest in, however with what is happening with HOA fees climbing, insurance increasing and the new legislation for condo taking effect in 2025 we are going to sit back and watch for a bit.We live in Calgary and have been looking at Arizona and Montana as well, Montana is close for us.Sharing your contacts would be greatly appreciated.Thanks for the help

The Austin metro is sitting at super low unemployment rates 3.7% even as the metro is growing daily as the employment force expands rapidly.

My gutt is telling me to double the deposit and go with it because the realistic alternative is the unit sitting empty.

But almost everyone I know says the same thing:You create the listing and send it for approval.You immediately get a call from the automated service verifying some of the facts about the property.Then you sit and wait.

You don't get things worth having without discomfort- so, if you don't have stacks of cash sitting around, I'd suggest you revisit the idea of house hacking, least expensive, least risky, more immediate impact on your finances.