I suggest: Do all you can to make sure your Loan Officer is on board with your plan, and, try to ensure that the properties you buy can easily justify getting all your outlay back (even though they're only lending 70-75% ARV), and voila!

My goal is to ensure that you have a five-star stay!”

I think it can be a win-win for everyone if you do everything properly and above board.

Great idea Charlie, it is certainly always important to properly vet tenants but in tenant friendly states like MA it is even more important.

The lesson learned is that you must, must, must properly screen the applicant.

We sign for and stand behind our clients and projects every time and believe this is the proper way to do business.

You don't want a drug dealer or sex offender sneaking in.This could be a good deal for you because the insurance company will ensure payment and likely agree to a slightly higher rate.

I grew up and currently reside in Dallas proper and work in McKinney and it seems like rentals are maxed out due to high property taxes.

Hello Steve,We requires tenants to have renters insurance prior to taking occupancy and we must be named on the policy  to ensure we receive all communications from the insurance company.

Perhaps I can be doing that already with the SDA I have and just aren't using it properly?