Take all the money and roll it into a better investment where, for the first time, you focus on the investment outside of a primary.

So sorry to hear about your house being completely gone.Get with FEMA as soon as you can and get the balls rolling as well as your private flood insurance.

They may be cutting into your profits, by needing to pay them off the rent roll, but they will be saving you so much time and headache in dealing with the day-to-day issues with tenants as well as finding and vetting new tenants for you.

I've been operating a Turo biz under an LLC for the last 2 years and have recently decided to cease operations (For those not familiar with Turo, think of it as the Airbnb of car rentals).I was wondering if it is possible to begin operating my real estate biz under this existing LLC?

But each transaction is a roll of the dice, and as any gambler knows if you continually “double down” it’s just a matter of time before you lose your “stake”. 

Your rent will roll in each month and you will be kept apprised of everything you want to know about (maintenance, renewals, etc.) 

You keep the deals rolling @Matthew Nosal! 

I'm currently looking to roll out of a duplex I bought in Holly Hill (BRRRR but looking to sell) and continue picking up the 6-12 unit properties that are pretty common in Volusia.Anyone interested in a meetup sometime?

Do you roll the deposit over for the tenant that renewed?

So, annualized returns fall as the decades roll and you slowly pay off the mortgage.