If the park chooses not to match the offer the homeowner can accept the offer from the third party if they are still interested.According to the sponsor this bill is needed to prevent abuses that arise when rental agreements give park owners the right of first refusal.

And if it's not where you are, choose a market.

I have tenants who choose not to put in AC.

It is what the law states and if you choose to move forward, be prepared for huge fines and possible jail time.

At the end of the day, regardless of the path you choose, this is very much a relationship and networking business (hence why we are all on Bigger Pockets). 

You choose which accounts to share between your logins and which accounts not to share. 

Whatever you choose, I wish you the best of luck!

This is the most important factor when choosing your turnkey partner, and that is how investors should look at it.

The borrower and the security (the asset and docs associated with it).As a lender, you want to ensure the borrower has a performance history, can show skin in the game (some of their own capital placed into the investment), and has experience in performing on the particular investment.For the asset, you need to make sure your a LTV (loan to value) does not exceed a set amount you choose to give you “cushion” in the event the deal goes sideways and you need to take the property back.Your loan docs are also important and should include all the things you need to protect your investment such as a deed of trust (or mortgage in mortgage states), promissory note, balloon rider if the loan is not a fully amortized loan, personal guarantee rider (which is only worth something if the borrower has personal assets to go after), etc.For the asset itself, you need to know the strategy (buy and hold or fix and flip) verify the condition and amount of repairs, know the current market value and future market value after repairs, and have a plan in the event you need to take the asset to recoup your investment.

I would like to know if there’s any type of recommendations I should go with In terms of choosing property insurance and what exactly should it cover?