Plus since it's a LOC on the condo, the 'minimum' required to pay goes down over time, so if rents decrease over time for a recession, we should be ok.They way our family sees it, is that it solve the immediate need of Mom and Grandma to get into a single story home, closer to us. 

Hello,Looking for recommendations on who to call to get temporary insurance on an empty rental property while we do the renovations. 

Other reports I've read claims that the Philly market is HyperSupply phase, but I guess this report slightly contradicts that given median days on the market is decreasing

As that is what we agreed on and I should’ve foresaw the downstairs rent decreasing and this is not her fault.

(let’s say your deductible is $25,000).To add a buy-down program to your protection you would look to max your policy deductible (typically to $100k, $500k, or $1MM), which will decrease your premium.The Buy-Down program deductible could stay the same or decrease from than the original $25,000.The program provides coverage from your buy-down deductible up to your new regular policy deductible.The program would be an additional cost, but ideally would save money OR keep costs the same while lowering out of pocket expenses.Part 3 of 5: Who has access to Deductible Buy-Down programs?

Potentially causing a rather quick decrease in revenue as they are all operate in the same stream. 

Most of her family lives close by if she needs to live in a temporary setup.

Decreasing crime indexEssentially, it does not really matter what your strategy is if the market is depressed or in a down cycle.

I had been practicing the 'live-in home flipping' strategy with my previous two homes, but now due to life circumstances and temporary status in this location we are renting. 

My only issue being the fact that I’m out of a job for the first time in my life but it should be temporary considering I’m already being recruited by a few companies.