I didn't start renting until May but another owner in my association had his unit rented every weekend in January!

Feel free to connect if you need any advice and I would suggest getting plugged in to some of the Real Estate Investor Associations locally if you want to seriously scale your portfolio. 

Hi @Rishi Patel       I suggest joining the Atlanta Real Estate Investor Association.

@Tom Owiti hi I teach a class series for the Miami Association of Realtors on how to better work with housing authorities.It’s a great option and can be used almost on any property as long as the association bylaws don’t have any restrictions that would prevent this specific tenant from qualifying.

This community's insights are very precious to me.Frugal FabioNew to US Real Estate Fabio,I'm an investor, private money lender, member of the Oregon Real Estate Investors Association and on the Board of Directors of The Rental Owners Association of Oregon. 

He is no longer associated with ProVision.

As a business owner myself, I would not want to claim association with, let alone endorse a low-quality company with deceptive business practices, like WealthAbility – it just reflects poorly.

Hopefully your lease is strong and calls for recovery of all your costs associated with this process (ours, for example, allows for recovery of all costs associated with the lawyer as well as filling the space, and it even allows us to sue for money "lost out on" if the new tenant signs for less than the old tenant).  

Hey Mitchell,I might have a group that can help, they are certainly tricky to find but if you have what you need from the condo association we might be able to. 

umbrella policy is usually associated with your individual coverage. it's a secondary policy in case the first one is not enough.