I got a check soon after that.If we had an investor organization it would be possible to obtain insurance on a different basis, as a collective body, rather than as individual ploting points on a probability graph!

I copied the body text from an older post of mine from a different site and did not realize that LVMPD had updated their site and changed the link address.

I'm a full time guy.......I started by buying a rental house, then i built storage units, then I started flipping all the while building my rental fleet.

If they're growing pot, I'd expect better than a 9% return.Edit: When I posted there was no body to the post, only the title.

I live in Bedstuy and there have been a few dead bodies and drug raids on my block but the neighborhood is seeing much better days and even much better tenants.

I get to choose the best one, and usually listen carefully and watch body language.

I can see usage metered where there are split meters (I have both), and units with washer dryers use more water, not so much body count.

I agree, you are renting "the property", not rooms, etc. unless you are running a boarding house, where rent is 'by the room'.Other than that you start getting into being a busy body always spying on tenants, etc. and take away from their free enjoyment of the space.

In turn you can sell the property for 85- 90% of the ltv to the potential home buyer also allowing you to help them possibly with a down on a fha loan which right now just about any body can get they just don't have the down payment.

Many "bad" tenants contact small LL's because they know they won't make it through a property management check.Years ago I read some good advice: put "credit/income/background check required and will be performed" right in the body of your ad.