(well, also I had to take care of my mental health before, but that is a topic for another thread somewhere else…)Anyways, I am finding a way to achieve financial independence, and I started looking at different real estate investing types (BRRRR, house hacking, short-term rental, long-term rental, commercial buildings, residential buildings, and so on).

Feel free to message me, then I will answer more specific questions.In general, they like to keep their principal rolling to boost their net worth instead of cash flow.

If you've made it this far, I sure appreciate your time and mental energy.

Sure, once in a blue moon you get something broken down that fits their coverage (the one I can think of is major expensive appliances), but the combination of $500 premium for one year with the deductible and the mentality of getting out of claims as much as possible is not worth it to me. 

Have the same mentality.. 

@Tamera MunizI'm surprised it just needs $15K and that will boost the value so much... is this off market or on market?

The biggest mental jump you have to accept is that a Property Manager is going to treat your houses as part of their business, and that's all.

Focus on your mental and physical health and dig into the root of limiting beliefs.

It was a small cape on a small lot and we thought we could boost the value of our current property by also improving the ugliest house on the lot.

You could probably boost the value a bunch just by changing that immediately.