What insurance companies are people using in Grand Rapids to cover their rental properties (SFR)?

Plus for my taste, RR and Pflugerville aren't growing at the same rapid pace as Austin. 

. $100,000.00 is a great figure to kick off with, but something in smaller increments may be more achievable to ultimatley result in over $100,000.00+ in cash equity.

Although it is not necessarily in the outlying area the city of Gresham is growing rapidly.

@Megan ClancyIf a bank is charging you for anything other than maintenance fees on a HELOC, they are being shady and please share the intel.It's good that you're posting on BP to double check with everyone, better safe than sorry.HELOCs are especially awesome in rapidly appreciating markets where your investment properties can become leveraged piggy banks.

Call @Frank Boenzi at Bellabay Realty Grand Rapids, MI - great market up there!

If I had ever tried to actually take action to move off any of these paths I would have had a huge improvement rapidly.4.

It's also good to note that there was no transferred security deposit so I had included that into the rental agreement, which is to be paid in increments starting March 1st, and due in full by June 1st.

After browsing this post and seeing where posters are from it seems like Grand Rapids has done well cultivating a nice group of RE investors.

This one might be a lot of work for a little return, unless you plan to rapidly build your portfolio and get professional management.Oh, and I doubt if any contractor worth his salt will bother with a walk through for $50, unless s/he is anticipating getting a lot of work for it.