I just purchased my first multi-unit property (duplex) in Sacramento, just near American River College.

Sally Childs for Mexico Beach. 

Other ones are just overpriced and leave hilariously inaccurate proformas that a child could see through as wrong.

During the renovation, we decided to move in due to expecting another child and unexpected health challenges.

What I've been referring to is actually an "enhanced" owners policy (see First American's Eagle product) which is significantly more comprehensive than extended and only available to residential homeowners (at least where we do business).Extended coverage is simply an alta owners policy with the 5 standard exceptions removed (after meeting the criteria -- affidavits, survey, additional premium, etc. -- for removal).Sounds like you figured a out a plan that works for you.

You can go to the member directory for the American Association of Private Lenders at AAPLOnline.com .

@Steven RosenfeldA lot of great advice from great people here so it’s difficult to add more value but I can offer a different angle.If you think that the bubblicious conditions are due to factors like to much cheap credit that won’t be that cheap anytime soon, too many investors switching to STRs as LTRs don’t work, too many investors chasing too little inventory and an unusually high number of Americans staying in the country because of international Covid restrictions that are being removed, you can always invest overseas.

Yes, you can make money on anything, but why tackle the problem child when you can just go after a normal deal?

I am disabled and i live in hud housing I babysit 1 child to pay my electric but they said I'm running a business out of my apartment because I babysit is this right 

Americans take so many things for granted and are increasinglynot self-reliant, even to the point of mocking people who are self reliant or believe being self reliant is a noble goal.So sorry dude I will continue to join in discussions about “the crash”.