We have a handful of properties in TN and MS, mostly older homes and maintenance is starting to dig into our profits. 

So let's say you spend $50,000 over the next 6 months to get this property going.

I've had an investment property and also done a flip.

If it's 5 or more than it will be a commercial loan, so account for that in your calculator.

Section 1245 recapture is calculated at ordinary tax rates, which leads us to recommend holding the property for at least four years when considering a cost segregation study.When a property is sold, the fair market value of Section 1245 property may be uncertain.

I have a property halfway between Mariposa and Oakhurst that I'll be posting to Airbnb soon.

We plan for this property to be for investment and rent out in the future when buying something larger.

I have properties—vacant lots—that I will be wanting to sell in the future that I bought at tax sales and come with quitclaim deeds.

Any recommendations for the best affordable Insurance for Landlords (rental properties)I currently have ASI (American Strategic Insurance) a Progressive company, but I am wondering what others have found to be affordable. 

With everything considered I'm wondering if I should just hold title to all my property's in my personal name and operate the STR's in the LLC with commercial policy's but no separate liability coverage.