And how do I fight this.

If insurance companies are allowed to discriminate I don't see why we couldn't besides theyh have moneyh to fight it. 

In the time since I stumbled across Stessa and I would wish it on my best friend, but never my worst enemy.Stessa is free and using it to its fullest capabilities will be something that future Zach will thank you for!

The result is 50 corrupt hands  -- elected on the basis of race, ethnicity, religion, everything-but-ability -- in your pocket, not 15 competent managers who had to appeal to wide swaths of the population with their capabilities.

What equipment a DIYer has is limited to their capabilities.

You have to fight that feeling of scarcity minds set and look at investing through the lens of an abundance minds set. 

Currently, just too little inventory and super low interest rates mean investors are fighting against each other AND many actual home buyers looking for permanent housing. 

The vast majority of my tenants are young professionals who work remotely or are capable of working remotely when the need arises.

@Matthew WrightThese are all great questions and the answers revolve more around personal preferences, capabilities and risk tolerance instead of a good hard “rule of thumb”.

Over the past year, tenants are fighting about everything... fighting about driveways and garages being at the top of the list... even above who cleans up the dog poop!