I’m concerned about a hypothetical situation, one where the occupant, out of anger, just completely destroys the place, burns it down, collapses it, whatever he does.

If you guys have been staying in STR this whole time while working you know that travel nurses are ideal for even mid-term rentals as well in 30-day restricted areas because they are not home a lot, don't party, and are always at work...and have a lot of money to burn on nice units.

The local landlord said all he insures is enough to replace the amount he paid for the property and enough to clean up and backfill the hole on the property if it were to burn down etc.When I explained to the broker that I wasn't interested in replacing the home, but rather insuring the 50k I paid for it, and enough to clean up the land.

What I’m lacking now is experience and a sound plan.I have been working to get into wholesaling and I feel as if it is eating away at my cash, seeing as I am a college student and completely independent I feel irresponsible for burning my cash when I have my bills to worry about.

The previous owner was actually very lucky the unit didn't burn down.

My wife and I finally made the leap and closed escrow on our first STR home last Friday at 2:03pm, the Oak Fire started 7 minutes later, and (it appears) that the house burned down 24 hours later...we never got the keys.

When we burn out, mistakes get made and the people who took a chance on us lose money.

The google images showed it might have been burned down, and the owner never rebuild it and went ahead and shut down the storage facility. the closet facility is 3 miles out to the main road. 

People that are negative towards coaching have either been burned by a coach, know someone who has been burned by a coach, don't want people to be taken advantage of, or they don't want to spend the money to learn something they think they could learn on their own for free. 

@Spencer Zeff meant to add one of my favorite quotes “pigs get fat and hogs get slaughtered”