Hi Mike,I know it's a bit of a cop-out but I'd recommend taking to a local insurance broker.

As a lay person who knows nothing about plumbing, that sounded reasonable; he did an inspection, saw he had an issue, and said he would fix whatever issue it was for X amount. 

Any new building, remodel or otherwise must be guaranteed for structural ingrity and insured for up to ten years after the house is sold.

A tenant wants to sublet my property through Airbnb and provide me with a steady income higher than a regular rent, but I'm struggling with what kind of insurance I should be getting in this case.

On the flip side, students can sometimes cause more damage than your average renter, so make sure you're asking for a deposit that will cover you if they destroy the place and always make sure you require renters insurance.

As for the electric bill you went out of your way and spend beyond a necessary amount to insure their comfort.

My estimated monthly expenses (mortgage, taxes, insurance, PM fees, potential maintenance costs) comes to $2,040.

Hi Guys,I would like to get recommendation for home owner insurance companies which can provide a good quote for rental properties.

I was wondering if anyone has dealt with flood insurance?

I was wondering if anyone has dealt with flood insurance?