None of these tenants made more when they were working than the government enhancement will give them so I'm not real worried.

I'm not attending BPCon, but I think hotel hacking is a great way to enhance the trip :D

Since prior policy definitions specifically included LLCs where the initial insureds were the only Members, I doubt the intention would have been to exclude them in the Homeowner's version but I'm not aware of any cases were a Court construed the meaning of the phrase.The language quoted by Staton doesn't track the language in the Homeowner's policies I'm familiar with.I pulled it up online and that language seems to be from Stewart Title's Homeowner's policy from early 2000s to present.Lesson to be learned... don't buy an enhanced policy without first reviewing the policy definitions if you intend to eventually transfer to your LLC. 

Needing experience to do apartment instead of houses is a myth. 

They overcharge for repairs and make readies as with the transient nature of tenants rely on this to enhance their profitsThought the economy is now more diverse that it used to be, any downtown in troop numbers could hurt As a soldier, you will not be able to easily come in town and take charge. 

And yes coding isn't my thing.

Being able to sit down and share experiences is one my the best forms of education in my opinion. 

It does need a lot of work but my thing is that if he was like yeah I want 125 because I need to pay my primary mortgage so I dont get foreclosed on, I would feel like I'm helping him with 125 but idk I'm just venting I guess haha.

I was just thinking the other day about the E-myth advice about how you should work "on your business" not "in your business".

You are so late in the process you don't really get leads if you bought a home that you inspected there so I don't think it will enhance your investing and if anything I think you should start investing first and then become an inspector.