@Jason Ma I would suggest looking at a different market if you have exhausted every opportunity.  

I said that a 30 day notice will suffice, ghosts not withstanding. 

Fits a toilet, single vanity sink, tub/shower, with standing room.

Having the renters policy name you as an Additional Insured would push your initial loss onto their limit but should their coverage be exhausted, you could still be facing a loss. 

How many times can you do that with a contractor before it becomes exhaustive on the investors part?

Second part of that is if your rents are already priced at market rate... and that shifts down it could eat up the little cash flow you have.Non of this is a big deal if you have reserves to cover or the equity to with stand a hit...

I've exhausted most of my funds buying 3 duplexes within the past year (and currently working on my 3rd flip).

I think the rental would be a great deal so I want to exhaust a couple different avenues.

Oh, I forgot to mention, the market rent for renting out my house as a unit is around $2200-2500/mo (that’s what the other owners list for), whereas as individual rooms on 1 year leases, the same house is worth $3500/mo.Overall, not withstanding how much you have to put down with the VA (0-5%?)

Hi @Jacob Beemer so it appears that you may have exhausted your available lending resources such as banks, HMLs, P2P lending and family members.