Depending on the location in NY there will be a different tolerance "strictness" when it comes to following the eviction procedure.

This could involve renting a property on a month-to-month basis or using platforms like Airbnb.House Flipping: Depending on your risk tolerance and investment goals, house flipping may be an option.

Depending on your risk tolerance, explore and consider the following strategies to achieve cash flow: short-term rentals, medium-term renewals, or rent-by-the-room.

Had some add'l work on the front end but was able to just take over the existing policy.One potential positive...if you have a higher risk tolerance and you're the buyer use this position to your advantage to negotiate a lower price point. 

This could make sense if you have enough reserves and t=high risk tolerance.

So stick to buying quality as it comes.As for how people are scaling fast, different means, risk tolerance, etc.

I am 23-years old and I have an extremely long time horizon so I can tolerate more risk. 

Vandalism/malicious mischief is probably more important than the burglary coverage but this really is about your risk tolerance AND perhaps you should see if there are other policy options.

Maybe take a breather, reassess your goals, and explore other investment options that align better with your risk tolerance and financial objectives.

Hi Alex,Ultimately, your decision to quit your job depends on your risk tolerance - for some people completely quitting and jumping all into a business may be for the better.