This isn't meant to be an ultimatum, but just a reminder to do it even if it feels like an inconvenience or a formality. 

So if insurance guy calculate to build the house is costing me $300 PPSF.Then in that case I have to buy house that costs me around $300 PPSF.In other word, if cash-flow property got fire, then it doesn't make sense to rebuild that house in 2023, because we only have the land value then, there's no point to rebuild if the FMV still less than rebuild cost....It feels so strange.

House hacking is what I did in Columbus, Ohio when I started investing in 2020.Good luck on your journey and feel free to reach out if you ever need any guidance or advice.

This tenant has been whiny and difficult from the start and I feel like he is doing this to jeopardize showings. 

Both are normally about $20 to attend, but I think 1st time guests get in free.

It is a negotiation, nothing more than that.I'm not an attorney, but I feel like in this situation I would have each tenant sign a confidentiality agreement.

I worry about having bad guests throwing parties, especially with a 3 bedroom unit.

  I have a deal that I feel is promising for an acquisition.

It feels like Quickbooks to me and is easy to use, categorize, and see trends over time. 

If you have specific questions or need further guidance on any aspect, feel free to ask the community.