I currently own 1 properties that im living in(single family home).

.- Insurance companies do not typically cover termite damage unless the damage is so severe that it causes a floor/ceiling to collapse.

Seems like it would be easy enough for a residential underwriter to condition for the home to be vacant prior to closing. 

However, rent to own is rare and I feel like a lot of people do "we buy homes cash" these days.

You can check out the application I built that helps investors, specifically real estate investors find homes in their area.

I've recently started a small business, Alpine Property Rentals LLC, focusing on wholesaling and acquiring single-family homes for rental purposes.

I went to there home in NYC last year in June.

I just read an interesting article on Business Insider about the potential resurgence of home flipping and the BRRRR method.

Do you have any thoughts on using land comps as a way to value purchase price of mobile homes vs other methods like direct cap etc?

Hi all,Not sure if this is a uniquely Florida question, but here in Florida you cannot obtain property insurance on a home until a four-point inspection is completed by an insurance company.