Same with my insurance carrier (Erie).jeff

She proceeds to mention yea sure no problem.

The party paying the bill (aka seller) will always be served better.Personally, where this comes up, I insist on my own agent or I will decline to proceed with the transaction.

But don't forget that you have expenses like maintenance, taxes, insurance, heat, hot water, electricity, management, etc. 

You won't lose anyone as there is nowhere else to go and proceeds will be to run the Park properly.The only kicker is to confirm that there are no state regulations that would prevent such a raise.  

I had no one to refer to@Ariel G.Nice to have someone here in Israel to talk to, and to consult withI wonder how did you manage to analyze deals, because I don't know if we (as Israelis) have the knowledge to do soAs I said in one of my posts here - we are not familiar with the market in the US, so I think it is hard for us to know for example how much rent can we take, what about insurances, property management costs and so onHow did you manage to gather all the data and make an analysis?

After debt service, taxes, insurance, and reserves, I'm estimating monthly cash flow of $1,100.

Will I be able to get property insurance with this tenant in place?  

If they have E&O insurance AND your can prove either negligence or fraud you might have a case.

If I'm not mistaken, here in the city you cannot start eviction proceedings until the tenant is 30+ days late.