Look for a company with experience, good communication, financial stability, and tech skills.

The mtg is terminated by “operation of law”….any title company searching the title finds this, it is not an issue at all.

Once done the report gets sent directly to you and they give a recommendation on whether or not to accept the tenant. 

You can keep trying to market it by yourself, or if you are willing to pay someone to manage the property full-time or even have a property management company get you some tenants and you take it over from there, it just depends on your time and money and what you value you more. 

I found Foremost, who would take new clients with a loss history, but they are not able to insure a condo policy.I also tried working with insurance agents but have not been successful so far.If anyone has a recommendation for a great agent or an insurance company, I would greatly appreciate it.

If you have been negligent in your risk management, your insurance company could deem your negligence "gross negligence", which means 1) They will not defend you, and 2) You may be on the hook for not only actual damages, but exemplary damages of up to 4X actual damages, depending on the state.Here are some claims we've heard of over the years in the Smokies:1.

Can anyone provide any insights, best areas to invest and PM.Columbus is a great market for appreciation and some cashflow, with all the major investments by large companies happening here.

Can the $2k reduce the otherwise reportable capital gain from $50K to $48K?

It looks like a compilation of reports, so the results may not support each other.However, I certainly support your primary assertion that most properties could/should consider the benefit of allowing pets, at least of a certain size/type.

The National Association of Realtors (NAR) reported a 5.9% month-over-month and 10.3% year-over-year growth in total inventory, reaching 1.07 million units.