Kerosene is pricey, but cleaner burning than fuel oil.

I discovered the Bigger Pockets podcast a few months ago, and have been burning through the episodes.

Not even with big FAT profits on top of her wounded heart.

Zillow doesn’t know about the guy who got stabbed three houses down last month or the next door neighbor with 7 pit bulls or the fella on the other side of the street living in a half burned out shell for a home . 

Hi BiggerpocketI have this situation I want to share with everybody and seeking for advice if you run into this problem and how to deal with them.Our house was burn down by a fire and we got a builder in NJ which specialize in service environmental, construction and restoration to rebuild our home.

@Taylor Burns if you plan on that being a shared laundry, it will significantly reduce the amount of rent you can charge.

Last in terms of Capital Expenditures, as you stated the house is over 100 years old so these may need to be higher, the older the house is the more I would factor in for these, my house was built in 2010 and I had to shell out for a carpet because it's lifecycle had run it's course, I didn't budget for this properly initially and it came back to burn me.

A simple response is the respectful thing to do so that you don't burn bridges.

@Patrick Sears, even if there is such insurance product, it will be prohibitely expensive relative to benefits.Insurance policies have vandalism coverage/clauses, but I think that applies to vacant properties.One thing that you want is to require tenants get their own insurance (in case they burn down the kitchen) and ask them to add you to it - but you have to be careful, there is a difference between additional interest (which notifies you only of policy continuance) and additional insured (which might make it difficult to collect as in the case of burned kitchen it will be like suing yourself to get the money) - check with an insurance specialist.

Based on your thoughts above, where will investors get burned in the near future?