This is a dangerous term that I wish would die an ugly death.

It would be a dangerous thing to call a property an investment property because it brings in rent. 

If it’s two buildings it will generally need two policies and will be more expensive, but single building assets offer a distinct advantage when it comes to insurance. 

I wouldn't call the specific area that I bought in "dangerous" but I wouldn't call it super safe either. 

I personally think it is dangerous to have several of your guests share the same code. 

While I know a little bit to be dangerous, my wife doesn't know the first thing about REI, but wants to learn alongside me and help as we go on this journey together.

For investors, non-BP reviews of PM companies on public forums are typically useless, because it's usually pissed off tenants who are complaining about things the PM is doing that I may want (like making them pay on time, late fees, evictions for dangerous dogs, etc...) .

Since then, my wife and I have purchased close to 20 properties both rentals and flips in at least 6 distinct markets across the U.S.. 

You can also try CBIZ and Foremost.Is the problem getting coverage due to fire danger?

That's getting to a dangerous leverage point by all measure in stocks, a very dangerous point because the stock market has "flash-crash"'s all the time, things move on emotion and there is entire industry built to profit on such moves and they WANT those moves.