It's hard to believe that you would be able to get any policy written with a clear and present liability like the garage.

Since you are midway between Washington and Baltimore you may want to check out the BWI Meetup in Columbia.They just had a meeting last night and J Scott one of the moderators here gave a fantastic presentation.

They were clean and presented well.

Buyer agrees to purchase the subject property "as is" in its present condition without any warranty or representation, expressed or implied.

You should attend your next local REIA meeting and present this deal to everyone at the meeting.

I attended a 'guru' workshop last year and was debating on whether I made the right decision about not jumping at the 'opportunity' they were presenting right there and then.

Our residential rental properties are in a jurisdiction that does not require a tenant be present for move-out inspection and doesn't require the tenant to sign a move-out checklist.

Yesterday I was presented with a bit of a dilemma.

Hello BP,I just rented this house and the tenant is presenting this situation which it is just starting to develop (wasn't it suppose to be ALL passive income once rented?)....

We have a business model here in GA, where we buy forclosed mobile homes (GA only at present), double wides titled on an acre or more for around $25k.