Good afternoon fellow BP members. Can anyone please recommend a trusted and reasonable insurance company for a duplex in Detroit? Thanks. Any contact info would be welcomed.Thank you, Brandon

This sometimes can get out of wack if a market gentrifies and you now need A class finishes, but usually if you change paint colors, etc when a unit turns, you will stay with the market without needing a major rehab

There are plenty of successful agents of every color in the MD, VA, DC markets.

This is new and I would like to hit the ground running so all advice will be well appreciated.Best- My favorite type of real estate agent.

My favorite source for a beginner is Every Landlord's Legal Guide by NOLO.

After "Location, Location, Location" and "They ain't makin' any more of it" my favorite real estate quote is "You can fix your house but you can't fix your neighbors". 

If that doesn't do it, call, once again, a local, long-service plumber with lots of experience.And once again, these kinds of complications are exactly why your landlord didn't want to replace a perfectly functional blue toilet with a toilet of a different color or design to satisfy your contemporary sensibilities and/or stylistic yearnings.

So far I've picked or helped pick the paint colors inside and out, cabinet hardware, half bath layout, granite, laundry layout, and we're going to pick flooring and appliances together this week.  

It is one of my favorite meetings so I am at most of them.

ACH, Zelle, Paypal, my favorite is tenant deposits directly into my bank account, no middle man, no fee, no delay.