(Premiums can be paid monthly, quarterly or just once per year.)2) Look through old mail, and new/incoming mail, for any bills from insurance companies.3) Call the insurance agent for her auto/home policy to see if she also had a life policy with the same agent.4) Check with her employer (if she worked) to see if she had a policy there.5) Try this: National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) Life Insurance Policy Locator ServiceGood luck.

Certainly doing minor repairs and putting the rental back on the market (during COVID-19) is not ideal and would cost us more than a small discount to rent.

Ideally I would put down less but with my limited income I was assuming I would have to put down around 80% at the price point I'm considering.

Ideally, this professional will be an investor themselves.If your target market is anywhere within the state of Georgia, then I can recommend some for you.Let me know!

Yes, ideally we would re-fi into something better if it makes sense. 

.#2 to keep pricing on the up and up, tell the tenant that they need to file with their Auto insurance first, then your insurance company will deal directly with their Auto insurance company to settle the claim. 

We’re “Members”, not employees, so we may not even be eligible, lol (haven’t spoken with my lawyer or CPA or researched further ).In the back of my mind I’m worried about the government having an equity stake or some leverage over our business.After the bank and auto bailout in 2008/2009, I remember a lot of politically charged criticisms by congress and other politicians over business operations in those industries for years until loans were repaid....$2K now doesn’t assuage my fears of that later.

Unfortunately, break-ins are just a common occurrence in the neighborhoods I deal in.

For STNL (pharmacies, grocery stores, home improvement stores, Costco, Wal-mart, auto stores, national to strong regional corporate gas station brands, dollar stores, some national corporate credit QSR's, Davita Dialysis & Fresnuis) still have lenders bullish with 30 to 35% down and some have interest rates in the 3's.

What kind of properties will people be looking for in the future? Will people move out of the cities? Will they be buying acreages? What about vacation properties? Will RV parks become more popular? I am thinking RV t...