Again with the recent renovations you may be ok but conservative is the way to go in my view.For the $85 you have tagged for insurance - I'd call around and see what coverage options you can get for a 3-unit and verify that price is in the range for the type of coverage you feel comfortable with.Hope this helps - stay safe & health as well,Justin

., Dollar General, Shine Medical, Mercy Health and many others have created a booming rental market.

The only eviction was for health and safety. 

Modernization, automation, management, sales, acquisitions, equipment broker, health, crop animal sciences. 

Just read a story a few weeks ago about a landlord that had around 11 RV's he was renting out and the city shut him down for health code violations.

You'll get six months of free health care and then be able to sign up for health insurance for $50 or $220 a month (depending on if you have dependents).

Sometimes it's better for your mental and financial health to just suck it up and move on.

Especially today there are many properties that are being dumped by sellers in some areas because LL are unable to control the LL/tenant relationship due to government regulation, and you need to determine if there are non paying tenants affecting the near term financial health of the property.

Especially after reading Rich Dad Poor Dad, I see now the importance of buying incoming generating assets.Wishing everyone good health and continued success,Hendra

It's not wasteful consumer spending, it's not a shamelessly immoral attitude about bankruptcy, it's not the high cost of health care, it's not bad investments, it's being spread too thin by putting a high percentage of their income into their household's fixed costs every month.