It sounds like this person either has a part time job or just has to much on their plate. 

Sounds like free money for whoever gets it without any risk.For context, my old insurance for this property did not renew the policy for reasons unrelated to me.

@Bobby Andrews - It is possible if well documented, sounds like you need a new CPA! 

On the practical side, try to look for an LVP flooring that has sound blocking properties.

It sounds like your biggest issue is that it takes a lot of time to manage your current portfolio of STRs and MTRs...but you want to buy a small multi-unit that you would convert to STR and MTR.

Connecting with seasoned investors in the target market through forums, local real estate events, and forum membership is essential for effective networking.3.

Hi Chris, costs for consultants are often a percentage of the total cost of the project, structural fees for a residential project are usually around 2-5% of the total cost of construction (unless it's a complicated build, sounds like yours isn't).

That's roughMoving out of state - so you'd effectively need a PMLosing 400-500/month - so say 6k per year plus a little repairs/maintenance/PM fees. 

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The Declarations should show the policy number and the effective dates.