Anyways I imagine the insurance company will be thrilled when they get the bill.

In case I don't sound thrilled about California -FYI, I'm not.Then I found Columbus and honestly it didn't take much convincing for me to realize that I could take my profits, and quit my job, and buy 2 homes in Columbus - one to live in and DIY fix up/house hack, and one to rehab/flip - and build a business out of that. 

Everyone else has been thrilled that they don't have to mess with it. 

Gallon of milk is up 20%, gas is up 20%, wages are in theory (lol) up 20%, gold/silver up 20%, bitcoin went up 1000% then dropped 980% 2 milliseconds later (good luck at that casino, and props if you win, someone has to), so it's up 20%, rent is up 20%, stocks on average are up 20%, you get the idea. 

Why not be thrilled with your first successful venture, give it a bit of time and allow it to appreciate and for you to save the money you're making each month (and/or save more elsewhere) and then find another great investment like this one?

I'm less that thrilled with my current Credit Union's service so I'm looking for a new financial institution.

I can pretty much guarantee she wouldn’t be thrilled if prices shot up 200% over 2019 market value........

To just leave me hanging is surprising when I was so thrilled to get started.

I'd look at a couple of places...Gainesville due to proximity to the casinos where there is very little housing...and maybe Commerce where there is growing university.   

The tenant wasn't thrilled, but the cost was lower and that style is more durable in a rental.