I decided to keep the previous home and rent it out; I have held rental property/landlord insurance of $80/mo on this previous primary residence, but I see that my Escrow account still pays $80/mo in homeowners insurance.I am trying to navigate this with some sensitivity, but wonder if I can cancel my HOI within the escrow account since I am paying rental insurance with a 3rd party.  

The PM company I work with covers large portion of SE WI and assists local and out of state investors navigate the data. 

So while people think of tourist towns as great str markets in actuality, they have higher prices and way more supply of str available so the margins are good but not great.Since a lot of people don’t think of metro detroit as a booming str market the supply available is low but there’s always demand for hotels/houses with 1-10 night stays available so metro detroit actually has really good margins.Prices $180-$350kRents $150-$300+ per nightOccupancy: about 60-75%Put those numbers into a calculator and the roi nears and sometimes breaks 20% cocroi.There is just a little more skill involved in navigating them.I actually have a 1 bedroom unit in a 4-plex that I own that I plan on listing as a str to give it a try.

These brokers specialize in commercial real estate and have the knowledge and expertise to guide you through the process of buying a TriPlex and help you navigate any complexities that may arise.I hope this helps.

If you have a good team on the ground, you can probably navigate that.

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To ensure optimal cash flow, it's crucial to have a broker who can navigate which carriers are in growth mode versus profit mode.

If they didn't even navigate through page, your friggin design or website simply SUCKS!

They literally just walked away......And while that was a commercial piece of land there, I thought that most of the SFH's there fall under the same type of terms.Was just curious how you navigate those waters in investing.

It's currently month to month at $1,450 and comps in the area range from $1,700 - $1,850.I'm taking over after relieving the terrible management company we had and trying to navigate this as delicately as possible.