Also the Realtors that I work with that specialize working with investors and house hackers also know about the SST and will give their buyers a heads up when they want to see a property that wouldn't pass, and/or reach out to me to run numbers to confirm.You need a better team that truly cares and is looking out for your best interests. 

Double click when it appears.

The key is to have conversations with lenders ahead of time to make sure you understand their underwriting criteria.

Now CoC isn’t far behind at 8.5%, but its not ahead either.

As a heads up, this is straight from the Municipal Courts;The Philadelphia Municipal Court's landlord-tenant officer will not perform any evictions for a two-week period beginning on Monday, March 16.

If you are getting a good deal based on today's market and the rent covers your mortgage or a significant part of it, I would go ahead.

This post is some click bait nonsense. 

Thanks ahead of time for your help.

I have looked into "corporate" umbrella policies, but those have tended to be overly expensive in my findings.One thing you can do is require all of your tenants to purchase their own renters policy, and that will help cover most common things.And jumping ahead to an LLC, buying the property personally is going to be your best bet, since you are living there. 

Hoping our community can come together in this time.I foresee a lot of tenants will be financially impacted by the closures necessitated by COVID-19; many are hourly employees who are out of work for the foreseeable future.I think it's wise to get ahead of the problem many will face paying rent in the coming month or two (we all know how hard it is for tenants to catch up once they fall behind) and encourage them to reach out to appropriate organizations for assistance.