In terms of educational resources, there are a lot of great options out there.

I don't mind helpful tips on areas, but this is way over the line.

Unfortunately most investors focus their time and resources on preparing for the liability event rather than proactively operating their businesses in a manner that prevents the liability event from occurring.

Then you could use the rental payments to supplement your regular income.

file=2024-07/Natural_Disaster_Relief_Consumer_Flyer_GSEs.pdf) [oai_citation:1,Disaster Resiliency and Relief | Fannie Mae](https://www.fanniemae.com/about-us/what-we-do/disaster-resiliency-and-relief).Send me a DM if any of these resources don’t lead to a solution and I can offer guidance.

If I could do it with zero resources available to me, anyone else can. 

They have utilized a number of financing approaches including: Minnesota Housing Finance Agency Tax Credits, Conventional, Grants through Duluth Economic Development Authority (DEDA), Duluth Housing & Redevelopment Authority (HRA) Assistance.Sharon Brown with Duluth's Life Safety office is a great resource as well when dealing with blighted properties.

Trust them and trust their work and their word, but when you can, verify it has been done and lines up with their word.I think something that sets PM’s above and beyond from others (especially in STR) is a group that is resourceful and has good local connections.

Sorry to hear about the trouble with MSI @Rys F. you may need to wait until you have an established business entity because I know they can't sell directly to the public.To hear about the resourcefulness with the doors is awesome!

Hello, I would recommend Nationwide Compliant as a great resource to help you out.