It's painful to realize what you missed out on because you chose to let the fear of what a renter might do to your old house control your actions.Best of luck!

I can only imagine having to file an insurance claim for repairs would probably be a longer and more painful process, but if increased coverage to the point you can actually recover the full costs of repairs it may be worth it?

I know those are a pain and vary wildly across Indy. 

Hello all,This is going to be long and painful but we need URGENTLY need your guidance.

Want to vet people appropriately but seems like a viable way to cut costs without going through the pain of looking for an actual multi-unit which is a bit harder to find in the markets I'm looking at.

My thinking is, if I sell my duplex for $500k, I can easily buy/build a primary residence here in FL for my family for $250k cash here and not have any mortgage to pay and not have to deal with the pain of managing a duplex from a different state.

I did not communicate enough about the small things because I was too worried about the contractor thinking I was a pain, but in the end, resulted in me having to ask them to go back to the property to address them in three waves.I shouldn’t let the small things worry me so much.

B is the least amount of pain but I don't know that banks actually let you do that.If any of these are good or bad for reasons I haven't said please share your thoughts!.

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Anyway, it is all a matter of waiting 12 to 18 months to start seeing really good deals.In my country foreclosures are painfully slow, but the prices are worth waiting.