Louis County Housing Authority, expressed concerns over the delinquent tax bill, and said, “That adds insult to injury I believe.

A 3/2 home in his neck of the woods in CO. is around 400k, where as he just bought a 7/3 fully renovated house in Norfolk for 250k.

Maybe a conversation with your insurance agent on what happens in injury scenarios, property seems pretty straightforward.  

We had a tough time renting a 6 bedroom house in your neck of the woods (Draper, UT) last year due to low demand. 

This is a great rental area but these are the only 2 I have in this area and I want to get back to my neck of the woods.

Regarding the coverages within the policy, at a minimum, rental properties should have three coverages: General Liability CoverageBuilding Coverage Loss of Rents / Business Income CoverageGeneral Liability Coverage - covers against lawsuits claiming you are responsible for Bodily Injury and/or Property Damage.

Just some slight background information on me, I did one year at Kent State University studying Finance and French but after the pressure of student loans breathed down my neck I couldn't justify the cost for no definite gain.

I'm getting a little tired of having to micromanage, and pay for that priviledge, so getting ready to switch those properties to one of our other managers.So, bottom line is, you will probably have to wait some, but the 6 week thing is something you don't necessarily need to accept, unless this PM is the only option in your neck of the woods.

In my neck of the woods, that could be brining you $32K gross per month for B properties.

It is definitely a pain in the neck, but you have to do it.