If you can't figure it out, then you have to pay for it, split the cost between the tenants, or split the cost between yourself and the tenants.It's good to understand this issue and have a policy in place before it happens.

They will also save money on zero interest financing. $600 a month chances are they could rent it and make a profit and if it doesn’t go up as much as they were hoping they could simply give the house back to you in seven years.

My insurance company said they wouldn’t cover the policy with the fuse.

Quote from @John Salcedo: I started with a few turnkeys and as my experience and risk tolerance grew, I now do out of state BRRRR projects.   

. - Many of the Renter's Insurance policies do offer limited damage protection to owner, so it may be a good business decision for an owner to pay while tenant being evicted.Property managers CANNOT get liability insurance on a property they have no ownership interest in.

Banks sell those properties with zero disclosures and NO VIEWINGS!

Basically would he then say he has zero shares?  

This is even more of an issue here because you don't own title on any property but it is ultimately a question of risk tolerance.3. 

As I pointed out there is no question here, zero guesswork, it's factual, we have factual data to look at.

We have some credit card debt we are hyper focused on paying down , and 34K in my student loans (not touching currently due to SAVE plan with the zero percent interest).