I've studied tax code and see some definite advantages in holding and utilizing BRRR.

Missed steps and missteps could result in violations and costly fines not to mention the cost of doing it over to meet codes.

I randomly plugged in a Bay Area zip code and $500k loan amount, from a random PMI company that I haven't shopped, and this came back:Break even on single premium PMI is $9200 / $170 / 12 = 4.5 years. 

They said we can do a pressure test but our inspector can't do it because it's against code for him to do it.

A Go-and-Show means they give you the code but there isn't anyone to coordinate with.

This is one of the questions I use to think about often and have even spent TONS of hours researching trying to find that perfect zip code that was the pot of gold.

If that interests you here is a code that will get each of us $20 dollars you just need to enter the code:8972889963

They even assign categories on their invoices to help streamline your A/P entry coding.

Some optional coverage that may be valuable for you (depending on the propery):- backup of sewers & drains- Ordinance & Law (if building codes require rebuilding differently)- Personal Injury (Liability for Libel, Slander, ...)Non Insurance Risk Management ideas that you can look into are:- review your contracts- require Tenants to have a Renters policy- look at advantages of LLC for each property- Pet policy (many companies will not write policies if certain breeds of dogs are at the property)

Hey BP community, Im planning to farm a particular zone in a zip code with postcards.