Regular policies do not cover damages caused by "rising water" (i.e. water coming from the ground up, which is tidal surge or flooding).

You will definitely want a RE-focused CPA to chat with about the way you can tie those strategies together to offset your regular income, or high-income years (i.e. if you sell stocks for a big profit).You can always use your tax-deferred vehicles to invest as well: IRA/401k.

Rollovers from regular IRAs and 401ks have a 5 year seasoning from the time of deposit.However, I would recommend against moving funds from a tax-free asset to a taxable asset.

:P  The ones I helped with recently, though, are actually click-lock, just like regular laminate. 

Are you buying a regular rental or vacation rental property?

I just recently ran accross a fellow I used to work around that has a great reputation and works Orange beach area quite regularly.

.), I let them know as soon as I know the date (usually a few weeks ahead of time).If you want to inspect the unit regularly, you could write it into the lease and schedule as far in advance as possible, with a 48 hr (or so) reminder...If you are inspecting because you suspect a problem, in many cases prior notice would not be required (for example, emergency repairs).

PM me if interested and I'll connect you.For Meet-Up groups, @Kevin Carbon, @Troy Fisher, and Tiffany Plovie run the Tacoma-Eastside-Seattle area meet-ups; they are great folk and we regularly have 20-60 investors at each of the 3 different monthly meets.Cheers, and good luck!

I do get to indy semi regular.

It is quarterly and there are 5 units, not sure though if regular repairs would stand up to this clause in the lease.