I come up with negative cashflow.Income & Expenses (Annual)Gross Annual Income: $24,300 Insurance Expense: $1,440 Gross Annual Expenses: $2,120 Gross Inc Multp: 11.32 Net Annual Income: $22,180 Capitalization Rate: 8.07% Taxes: $3,761 List Price: $279,900 The above is what the listing gave me... using std 4-6% interest over 30 years I keep coming up negative.

It's also very easy to make stairs covered with a runner the centerpiece of a simple insurance con with a starter email that looks exactly like this one.

Just say that your insurance carrier wants you to do a safety inspection and to provide updated pics of the interior since it's been a few years. 

I run a real estate, mortgage, and insurance brokerage in LA and am always looking to connect with other investment minded individuals.

Three out of five bedrooms are ready to decorate and occupy and two need finishing (plumbing, heating, water, electric - all done.

You want both a title search and title insurance.

Trying to figure out what I need to do as LL - going to up my insurance,  what clauses should go in the lease?

I had an older triplex, constantly had leaks, when the plumbing is fixed I had find someone to patch wall and ceilings.

I'm currently a senior in college and plan on graduating in the Spring with a degree in finance, and am currently still living with my parents and have no major expenses outside of paying for my car insurance and phone bill (Lucky, I know).Given all the experience and knowledge on this site, I was just curious what would be the best way for me to start out?

So we've been trying to find a better, more personal solution.We found a gentleman in Chicago whose run an insurance brokerage since 1991, and he seems to be one of the only local insurance brokers willing to help protect and insure properties that do Airbnb/vacation rentals.