Proper due diligence is what often separates the aspiring real estate investors who crash and burn on their first deal, and those who build a successful portfolio.

$$$Twice in the past, one at a time, one tree in the rear crashed down through my 8' cypress privacy fence.

It is the equivalent of crashing your car then trying to buy insurance to fix the car after the fact.A home warranty or homeowners insurance policy will not pay for mold because mold is a maintenance issue.You didn't say what is wrong with the garage - if it's a broken door opener that is typically covered on a home warranty.My experience is mixed with home warranties and I can 100% tell you your satisfaction comes down to the local trade person that shows up.The home warranty company does not employ trades - they contract them locally at a fixed rate for the work performed sort of like how car mechanics are paid. 

You still must pay for your own principal certificate, books, crash course, state exam, state application fee, fingerprint fee, and any other fee needed.

It's been a crash and burn learn process but I still started getting reservations within 2 months and a LTR that will be with me until next year. 

Anything lower than 6 would be an indicator for higher-than-normal home price appreciation in the next 6-12 months.This is why even as interest rates increased at the fastest rate in 40+ years in 2023 and have stayed at that level, home prices have continued to appreciate.The media has been calling for a real estate crash for a while now and it hasn't happened and most people can't figure out why. 

A significant number of immigrants choosing this area to settle have done quite bit to help turn the area around since the market crash.

., due to the recent crash.  

I expect if the stock market truly crashed long term the government would bail out 401Ks before STR investors based on the government's previous actions.

I think you should take a week or 2 Bob and write a "Crash Course How-To" e-book and then offer it up for $10 per download.