I'm working with a reliable contractor and investing in quality materials for the master bathroom, kitchen, and guest bathroom renovations, which I hope will position the home for potential insurance discounts.Benefits of Lower Insurance CostsBy strategically planning and executing renovations during the remodeling process, I'm hoping to lower my insurance costs and save money in the long run.

New LVP flooring upstairs to replace all the carpet, new cabinets and countertops in the 2.5 bathrooms, new fiberglass shower in the guest bathroom, new walk in shower (tiled) in the master bathroom, next lights/sinks/faucets/toilets/etc in all bathrooms, new paint on kitchen cabinets, new pulls on kitchen cabinets, new ceiling fans throughout, and fresh paint throughout.

These three areas of study, if mastered will give you the basis of being able to identify, analyze and structure the “deals” that create real wealth.

Here's the difference between the two - a CPA typically has to have a bachelor's degree in accounting and masters level of education then pass a series of difficult accounting exams, while an accountant may have zero qualifications; this could be your local bookkeeper who learned everything on the job.There is also an Enrolled Agent.

Are you referencing a master liability policy your company adds managed properties to?

I believe in the potential of real estate investing to create financial freedom and long-term wealth, and I'm committed to mastering the art of wholesaling to make that a reality for myself and my clients.As a new wholesaler, I'm not here to sell you anything—instead, I'm seeking guidance, advice, and connections within the BiggerPockets community.

Big biggest suggestions would be learning how to operate properties and master seller financing.

Ultimately though you should plan on using any model at least 100x before you "master it".

This time it's the tub that's rocking in the master bathroom on the second floor.

I don't think it is a good idea any more than you should also get your insurance broker's license, your title insurance license, your contractors license, roofer's license, and while you're at it HVAC certification, Electrical and Plumbing Master licenses.Some people do both, but I think for the majority of people there is enough to keep up with on either business that if you try to do both you do neither the justice it deserves.