The original insurances are covering the original purchase price of the properties, which are 25% of the worth in this day and age.

It's definitely worth looking into!

Due to the current market conditions pricing the home in the mid 300's we will soon be selling it to the current tenant to increase our portfolio diversification to a more profitable area.

If you don't, they'll foreclosure and wipe you out.What's gonna suck is, say the property is worth $500,000 and say the senior is $200,000 and say the junior is $100,000.

I think since the tax year still benefits from the 80% bonus depreciation, taking a few extra thousand in bonus isn't worth the risk of additional scrutiny by a tax court.

Once that is completed, I will determine if I want to refinance the properties at their 10 year mark and continue to grow my portfolio, or start paying off balances and increase my cash flow for retirement. 

I am looking to purchase my second flip and i am having trouble finding deals worth investing into on the MLS.on my first investment i made the mistake of buying a property that was on market price without considering the distress of the property.

. $39 for $5,000$59 for $10,000Insurance only seems worth it when you have a claim, other than offering some peace of mind  

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