They make sure the tenant doesn't fall behind, and if they do, they start the process of removing the tenant.

Or, a charging order may be granted.If you're going the umbrella insurance route, perhaps see if it will cover you for several things including just the routine slip and fall (like mold or earthquake).

Seems like they are running a Pawn Shop, homeowners in Austin/Miami/Tampa etc who need cash bad sell a "HomeShare", percentage of their equity in their home for a discount, with a term of 10 yrs, if the homes go up in value as they have since 2011/2012 then NADA gets the original equity already at a premium price plus any appreciation for the total percentage they bought from the homeowner, but since Austin now down 20% in last 12 months and other hot home markets may also continue to fall, and NADA does not engage in price discovery (ie shopping for best value) as they want to obtain a "Market Value - ETF like" of the cities they invest in.

@Divya SanthanamI live here, invest here, and love it (during spring, summer, and fall).

When you use a Realtor (especially one who invests themselves, don't fall for I'm an investor 'friendly' agent..of course they are, most will take a sale wherever it comes from and by shear numbers, they are bound to sell to an investor eventually.

RE has a huge fall out rate and 20% of agents make 80% of the revenue if not more. 

Hi,My father purchased this 2-family house (R5 Zone) back in 1976 in Astoria Queens, and just like many other landlords in NYC he rents out the cellar/basement.I've been reading online the definition between a basement and cellar based on the link below, and I think my father's falls under a cellar.

But the Summer and Fall it is 100-120 degrees every single day, so many people are not golfing.

Ideally the rental would still do ok in the spring, summer, and fall while performing very well in the winter.I'd love to hear what locations people have chosen, occupancy and rental income by season, and anything else people would like to share about their experience!

Example: In Lancaster, CA : You can buy for $400k SFR say : 1000 sq ft 3 beds 2 baths At 5% down: that’s only $20k plus $10k closing costs: $30k Another $80k for the ADU: and rent it out for $1500 per month : Gross cash flow : $1k per month Refi and get your $80k back and wait 1 to 2 years for interest rates to fall to the 5s or even 4s : Then refi again : and you will cash flow $1,200 to $1,500 per month and only be in the deal about $30k to $50k if that… Let me know if you want to discuss?