The units are situated parallelly to each other, making it ideal to subdivide the lot into three, and end up having 3 single family units.

@Chris Seveney yes I made sure to uphold my end to a T and also did about double the minimum.

She was pretty paranoid about the fleas for a little while after we moved in, but it all worked out in the end. 

The low initial investment and high resale value made it an attractive opportunity.

The units are situated parallelly to each other, making it ideal to subdivide the lot into three, and end up having 3 single family units.

In the beginning it might be all fun and games with X's & O's and spreadsheets of mortgage quote comparisons but when it comes down to the end of the contract date, it'll boil down to how stressful (it was or wasn't) and how direct the mortgage professional was in caring enough to get it closed.

For hat it’s worth ivermectin got 2 multi families on a policy that’s about $3400 so your quote does seem high.

The way I see it, a brand spanking new duplex wouldn't be the smartest deal because of the high purchase price and you'd likely not cash flow, if not be in the negative.

They take the phone book and slice it down by criteria that makes folks "likelier" to be a motivated/distressed seller (certain age, high equity, probate, notice of default, tax sale, etc).

The Landlord insurance policy quotes I am receiving has a high deductible for Wind/Hail/Named Storm coverage which effectively means replacing the roof would be out of pocket for me which defeats the purpose of carrying this insurance.