I had a lot of luck with ASI ASI and Safeco early in my journey, and then I stumbled upon a different class of insurance companies that are more geared towards investment properties.My policies are currently underwritten by SES and they have been great to work with and very geared towards the investor.My insurance agent is a sage source of counsel on the subject and I bet he'd be a good resource for you if needed!

After thinking about it further a good ol BRRRR at 300k is my best bet.

Some guests would feel super comfy still, I bet.

I think Airbnb is your best bet for cobbling together MTR pricing. 

Another common route is borrowing from private lenders—whether friends, family, or other investors in exchange for a return on their investment, though you should always ensure everything is clearly agreed upon in writing.If you're hesitant to use your savings, a HELOC or hard money loan might be your best bet for accessing the capital you need without dipping into your reserves.

Best bet is to try to work it out with the tenant.

where some guy in sunglasses lets you bet on what number hes thinking of.

If you're asking for tax purposes, talking to a CPA would be your best bet.

I really see Columbus Ohio as an extremely safe bet for the next 10-20 years.

On the other hand, residential rentals aligned with appreciation tend to be more stable and are a solid bet if you’re looking at long-term wealth building.