I just got the renewal notice yesterday.Anyone know of a specific policy just for dog bites--as not all of my tenants have renters insurance and I don't want to self-insure for this liability.Any other umbrella policies options?

It wasn't a huge deal as I recognized 90% of the issues beforehand, but some of them weren't noticeable until after a tenant moved in and ran into an issue down the road.

With the decreased inventory we're trying to stay busy but don't have experience with additions.

If not then issue a cure or quit notice.

Housing along the river is expensive, and gradually decreases as you get further from it.

You ever notice that language in deeds about $10 and other good and valuable consideration?

One of the properties is a 1 Br/1Ba that needs some improvement, there may be a moisture problem, it has a noticeable bug problem, last year there was a plumbing problem, yea...it needs some work.I am not sure about the classifications nor the current living environment of the other property, but my guess is it's 50/50 on similarity.The owner is offering my friend both properties for $150k with $5k down.

I could give him a 30 day notice of nonrenewal and he may just not leave.

Yes Andrew, after I posted I noticed there were a bunch of similar questions already posted.

The bank customers continue with noticing much except a name change and new checks & credit/debit cards.