I enjoy helping others and do so freely and I am also a regular presenter at my real estate club but receive no compensation for that.However, I wouldn't consider myself a guru or a coach, just someone who remembers what it was like when I started out.

They should be required to set up accounts for them and pay into those accounts on a regular basis, so that none of this falls onto taxpayers.

I under insure mine pretty regularly on purpose because I'm willing to assume the risk and know I can fix them for a fraction of the normal payout.If it were me, I'd be shopping the rate AND the replacement cost. 

If stuff breaks regularly I get better products or harden the property. 

And if it is well built and in good condition, just regular maintenance can keep it on course.

Regular tenants without leases you can give 30 day written notice, unless the MTM lease requires longer.

My recommendation for anyone looking at this option is to make sure the numbers work as a regular rental property and then if your able to increase your return with AirBnB consider it a bonus.

I regularly attend the INREIA meetings and they're fairly decent but I'm looking to expand and meet other people that may not be in the REIA meetings and have us all network! 

They should certainly stand out against the regular envelopes. 

My question is, are foreclosures treated differently as far as calculations are involved than regular properties?