The draw of an umbrella is that with very few exceptions it will be the least expensive policy you will ever buy.

I'm sure there are some BRRR possibilities here but, those would be the exception, not the rule.

This is exactly what I did and self lending is very similar except now you get a cash back bonus from it basically.

If you've purchased in cash, you're not subject to the usual 6-month seasoning period before you can refinance (google the "delayed financing exception").

We manage 29 properties, and this weekend, 28 of them are booked, except for this one.

@Eric SchroederLooking at doing the same thing except using the equity for a new construction duplex.

We have a "no refund" policy except for Airbnb bookings, which are covered with their "strict" cancellation policy.At this point in time our response to guests who are wondering if they can cancel & receive a refund because they don't want to travel during the coronavirus situation is "Sorry, no refund."

We generally heavily advise against condos as investment properties with a few exceptions...If you already own it then it can potentially make sense to hang onto it as a rental. 

ROE is like ROI except that we divide by equity in the property versus initial investment. 

Every problem except location has a price tag to fix, so there is a number that will work for this property.