You may need to supplement the building policy in some ways.You'll also need liability coverage and, if you're occupying the condo, coverage for your personal property.

How about supplementing the the question with "in this post Dodd-Frank era?"

Then actually do everything they tell you to do.There are a lot of ways to supplement your income while you pursue real estate full time, if that was something you wanted to do.Hope this helps!

The first really good tenant applicant goes to the big dogs first, it's human nature to take care of your best customers first.Depends on how you set things up too, a friend might drive by once in awhile, might get a nosey neighbor on your side (can be handy to a point, can also be a real pain).Getting attention of some PMs when you only have one unit, in reality, can be tough.

A lot of these strategies mentioned are not passive is nature.

Had a tenant in the past with a dog and needless to say, when she moved out, we had fleas and had to get the house treated.I am open to cats/dog based on adult size and breed, However, I do not accept "vicious natured animals" ex: pitbulls, rottweilers

I have picked a portable tri-fuel model which I intend to run mostly on natural gas.  

It's human nature.

They are subjective and no matter how we look at it - we all have a a natural bias and tend to rank our own investments or ones we are selling as better when it is subjective.  

., Onsite wastewater treatment, 3-chamberHeating: Exhaust air heat pump and fireplace in each apartmentCommunications: Good bus connections.Environment / Nature: Lakeside!.