It will cost more, but the last thing you want to do it buy a property and the pipes burst week one and you don't get any insurance money to fix the issue.

Your flooring itself should have a warranty from the manufacturer that lasts longer than 2 years.

Mat and Mark's podcast is where I actually heard about REI for the very first time last year.

I would rather they buy the travel insurance that pays me the whole kit-n-kaboodle rather than a $100 payment and leave the dates empty at the last minute.

Just last week, I brought on a new client because he was upset that his previous management company was not upfront about their management charges.  

THEN, I got a 2nd bill because he had emailed after some time had passed since our last exchange regarding the Purchase Agreement offering to look at anything else I had before closing...to which he and I went back and forth on because, again, I'm loose and free with my email chatter.

Today’s Interest Rate: 6.75%(👇 .17% from this time last week, 30-yr mortgage)U.S.

Existing inventory sales dropped by 10,000 housing units in our market but new construction increased by several hundred more units this year and is now the highest percentage of our market we have seen in the last 15 years.

I would also request their crime stats and break-in occurances of all properties in their care for the last couple years, at least, to check for patterns.  

I have been looking steadily the last couple weeks and haven't found anything on market that makes sense given the current interest rate environment.