I believe with most carrier sin OK you're looking at minimal 1% deductible for wind/hail with some going up to 5% of the dwelling amount.I have people ask me all the time if they can just remove the wind/hail coverage and I have to remind them that covers more than just their roof. 

In a perfect world, sure, add another bath somewhere to make it a 3/2, but never remove a bedroom.

Hi BP community.I am a real estate investor and I bought an STR last year thats going really well. I want to buy another one but my credit score recently tanked due to a collections filing from a property I rented. I ...

You would have to remove the whole thing and cap it off and once you do that, they will never let you put it back because you did it without permits.

It is convenient for me since it's flexible especially with the installation and removal.

They will likely already know who is in the area, who wants to be in the area, and what other projects are in the works and further along than yours which may remove potential tenants from the conversation.

I know I could look to refi to get the equity out but then I would loose the 3.8%.

Would it be appropriate to clear the property and remove the personal property in a roll off dumpster?

Moreover, Tulum is loosing the very thing (its bohemian vibe) that people loved about it as it is trying to become a second Playa del Carmen, which it'll never be because it doesn't have the geographical location for that.I wonder though.

As you build your team you can add and remove people as you get to know their skill set and your experience and investments change.