I told them that they should lower the price of the home, but they refused.

Long story short, I'm drawn to a few of the MSAs in North Carolina for a number of reasons: population growth, job growth, climate, taxes, lower acquisition costs, and I'm a Jersey boy so I like the East Coast. 

Charges about 13% and doesn't get me any bookings unless I lower my price below airbnb prices.CBHO no personal experience but I've heard they charge a lot up front and don't deliver results.Furnished Finder - good if you have affordable housing for traveling nurses.

The lower percentage is for lager projects $10M +.

Move that person from a Cleveland city zip code to a Columbus city zip code and the cost of the policy could be almost double - but with the overall higher cost in that area the relative difference between the lower coverage and higher coverage would still be very minimal. 

Start off with a lower quantity and work your way up in the quantity. 

So this decsion plays a little into both trying to build a portfolio, but also finally having a place in where I'm originally from and often visit.I know I'd likely not see any cashflow from a Westloop condo, but I'm curious if anyone has any recommendations to lower my risk for the area.

Have you verified that owning a home as a primary residence will lower your financial aid? 

If it were a high end property it may be a necessity item but if middle or lower class it is a negative I personally would not consider investing in.  

@Bob Floss II I agree, one of the intermediate-term tailwinds of SE WI is the migration of some IL residents to lower tax areas, NW Indiana has also added residents from this trend.