The lender's title insurance company plans to include the CC&R as "exceptions" to the title, does it mean they'll not cover the loss due to any dispute?

Say we were to buy 1 or 2 $80-100,000 houses this year and on paper they created a loss.

I budget to replace all large ticket items that will be less than 25% of their remaining life in the next 5 years ie.

I wanted to know what tests, consults, surveys and other due diligence items to run to fully make a better decision on potential properties.So far I know to look for asbestos, lead paint, pests, mold, I would love some input on thisThxPhil

I had insurance policy that covered the loss of rent and the HOA cut us a check to renovate it ourselves.

For instance, if one’s net worth is $500K, and most of its tied up in real estate, would it be a good idea to keep the next investment at $100K or less (20% of total net worth) from a diversification standpoint to prevent from devastating loss in the event something majorly goes wrong with the property?

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We'll see what happensZillow loses money on each "flip" but their stock goes up 46% this year.https://www.fool.com/investing/2020/01/08/why-zillow-group-stock-surged-46-in-2019.aspx-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------https://wolfstreet.com/2019/05/10/house-flipper-zillow-lost-109k-35-per-flip-net-loss-triples-shares-soar/So, revenues of $128.5 million from selling the homes, minus $173.7 million in costs and expenses associated with these home sales, for a loss on its home flipping operations of $45.2 million.This loss of $45.2 million on 414 home flips means:Zillow lost $109,190 per flip on average.Zillow lost 37% on each flip on average.So this is a horrendous business-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

This will remove stress with the loss of income and help extend your nest egg runway. 4) If you plan on buying more real estate, make sure you can either buy in cash or get a loan from a bank.

Last month I had major needing to evict tenants and do a major cleanup and fix several items after they trashed my place in less then 2 years.