been a while... thanks for that information. 

The Frank Gallineli book seems to have a good amount of financial information and will then be the next read for me as "The Millionaire Real Estate Investor" seems a little more mindset based.

I am planning my years right now and I would like to know who has information about the BPCON in 2024.  

You'd prob. get better information on their own from Neighborhood Scout.

As a real estate investor, setting short- and long-term objectives can help you stay focused and make better decisions.

By understanding market trends, economic indicators, and tenant expectations, stakeholders can make informed decisions.

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That's a smart decision.

A person with a property in year 1 or 2 saying they have $400 a month in cash flow means they are missing a key metric in the information they are giving you unless the deal was100% financing and the only cost they paid out of pocket is the inspection cost, appraisal cost, and closing cost.

Based on the limited information from the initial post (the key piece missing being the CAUSE of the moisture) it's impossible to say if renters insurance would cover this situation.