The next strategy is to mail absentee owners of vacant land in our area, and do the same for dwellings.

I am launching a service for landlords and need help prioritizing our launch markets.We believe the service will be best suited for landlords of SFR closing followed by smaller multiplexes.Does anybody know where to get market statics by dwelling type and market?

With the required early hours of training it is very desirable to stay on post.Here’s why I decided to focus on quadplexes specifically:There are too many choices for military folks to live comfortably in their own dwellings.

It depends on what you want to do with your loans but this is basically an algebra and math problem, you need 25% equity in your non -owner occupied dwellings so you can refinance, save, or do something else to make that happen. 

I Own and live in a SFR with an ADU(auxiliary dwelling unit) in portland or. the Adu I rent out and have been using a 70/30 breakdown for the valuation of the property for depreciation & tax purposes( based on sq ft.)this year I replaced the siding on the main house and Adu and painted as well (paid a contractor). 

They've helped me out when I had extended rehab projects until I completed, and then replace with a standard landlord/ fire dwelling policy when the tenant moves in and following rehab.

You may also be able to find a home that has an accessory dwelling unit as well, if you are going to be living there.

A long term single family rental rented for a residence when owned by an individual can be written on a personal Dwelling Fire policy. 

@Max BrunkeThank you for heads up, but my current situation qualifies for the "only one Dwelling Unit in the City of Portland" exception.Hopefully the bill in Salem that would allow municipal rent control dies, and this Portland ordinance gets overturned.

We of course have rental dwelling policies on all of them and also hold an umbrella policy now.