Get  dog whistle  you know the ones thst are too high pitch for human hearing and stsnd outside the unit, eay am or well sfter dsrk, put your lips together...and blow.

Lets face it,  you can file anything with the IRS until the little bit of person-power they have left bothers to look at  your return --- not advocating tax fraud here...Even in the prior example, $2mil in damages is covered by a small umbrella policy. 

I'm guessing that data is not shared to protect land lords from blow back when they raise prices.Thanks!

There are other strategies that I'm a big advocate for right now, but it is based in my current market and a couple of other locations.

If you just leave a window open and it rains and damages your property that won’t be covered, but if a wind gust blows the window out and rains comes in as a result that would be covered.

All areas are blowing up!

I wouldn't be overly concerned about the siding while its a little ugly to have the bubbling but water intrusion isn't possible unless its so poorly installed it blows up in the wind and allows access to the wall behind.

So I always advocate to my clients to purchase rentals that don't have pools.

It's mind-blowing.

Should I blow it all on two duplexes if I can afford it?