If the agent can't get you an actual quote, they should certainly be able to get you a non-binding indication. 

From an investor's perspective, I feel like there could be some instances where an earthquake policy could still make sense on a rental property--even if one had minimal equity.Let's say you have a rental house in SLC that you owe 400k on (and the house is only worth 415k, so you have minimal equity).

Restrictions are minimal from Pcb - Destin, and I'd like to think they stay that way due to our market being dependent on tourists.

With property management already figured into your deal, the amount of time you should spend managing this property should be minimal, freeing you up for your job or looking for more deals.Throwing more money at a deal doesn't make it a better deal. 

Your PM did not cause this and none of this indicates they failed in their duty.It's SO easy for people to sit around online, armchair quarter-backing and place blame after the fact.

Hi All, up until early this year, I was able to find properties that would cash flow even in Plano/Frisco with minimal oversight.

I negotiated HVAC repairs and home warranty to minimize risk or maintenance.

I negotiated HVAC repairs and home warranty to minimize risk or maintenance.

However if you are going to have to put money in every month then run away.As for updating the unit occupied by the 35 year tenant - is there an indication that they will move out soon?

Based on the description, can anyone give me an indication of the severity of these repairs and how much it might cost to fix?