No sense in arguing with them or getting attorneys involved, just shop for new insurance.

It means renting each room to a single individual, never couples or families because they argue and make noise and you're packing a lot of people into a smaller space than they're probably used to so it needs to be ultra quiet. 

My understanding is that the contractor will submit bids and the insurance company will argue the prices, which ultimately slows the process.Look forward to hearing everyone's thoughts.

Most leases do not distinquish between PCS or Deployment order types and most landlords/investors are not going to argue with a service member when duty calls either. . .

I love "Million Dollar RE Agent" by Gary Keller, "Million dollar investor" by Gary Keller, and "The Abcs of Commercial Real Estate investing" by Ken McElroy.

If this tenant works for ABC electrical and contracts with his landlord and only his landlord on the side he would need a 1099 as he would be a contract employee for the landlord.

If there’s an issue he doesn’t argue simply fixes it with no extra charges.

Aaron Meadows go to Barnes and Noble and buy a copy of Ken McElroy's "The ABC's of Real Estate Investing" and "The Advanced Guide to Real Estate Investing."

Some may argue this, but if you start making concessions without the company you are opening a door. 

It's been argues this makes the agent more incentivized to work with their seller since they also represent you.