I think the insurance rates in Houston may be a bit of a challenge now as a buy and hold investor.

I am living in CDMX right now and has been looking yo buy in the Condessa /Roma Norte area.

@Miguelli Fernandezif you buy something with 100% borrowed money, you will likely be cash flow negative every month. 

Sadly, the best I can usually do is a 30-year amortization with a few years of interest only.I'm happy to buy those assets as long as I end up with positive cashflow after the I/O period ends. 

But equity partnership is not only for flipping homes and can be done for buy and hold properties.

Insurance has been crazy in Tampa and im curious to know if anyone that does buy and holds has any good insurance companies they can recommend that aren't charging outrageous rates.

You’re buying, trading, or selling a physical asset.

Also the area of town you’re buying.

Not worried as I'm still buying Real Estate and but thought would be neat to ask and see other investors mindset on the future of the US RE market conditions.Thank you!

I am strictly a buy, hold and manage investor as of now.