Did you spec out products when asking for a quote?

This allows them diversity in programs, products, and rates. 

My initial plan is to create enough passive income to replace my current income (and keep growing it) so I can use my time to turn ideas into products that I can sell to the masses.

I'm having all kinds of great success with Single Family products and the cash flow is incredible.

The end result is a great product for our tenants and, hopefully, low maintenance costs for us.The final numbers are as follows....Purchase Price $55,000Closing costs $3500Reno Budget $35,000.

Having materials order sheets of products you use over and over again is a good system.

They are pretty good in all portfolio product.

I checked the meetings online but i am afraid they will try to sell training or products.

This is not a product type with which I am familiar, so I’m looking for advice on how to value a current opportunity.Let’s start the discussion by first considering a “single-tenant net lease” example … a free-standing CVS/Walgreen’s at a busy intersection.

The short answer to your question is: Yes, you absolutely need an insurance product specifically catered to short-term rentals.