Definitely doing the LLC and certainly understand the importance of adequate insurance.

This post is based on recent numbers in my area - I'm sure it will vary based on geography and based on the utility supplier.One house where I am converting is serviced by PECO for natural gas (they are also the electricity utility, but that does not matter for this thread).

I've been working with a local company and they've been good about providing adequate replacement / liability coverage.

We put glass block in to repalce the old ones and even the advanced glue type block windows mold.If you want a window to vent the room, get a bath fan.If you want a window for natural light, get a skylight or a solar tube.

Hasn't helped me directly in real estate, but my analytical nature in general definitely helps.I'm glad I went to college, but in all honesty if I had known then that I wanted to pursue real estate, I may have skipped it altogether.

We do NOT have natural gas in my area.

Yep.To some extent, this just seems the nature of the beast.

I would just talk about stuff in a general nature and meet with people PRIVATELY if they want to talk specifics.

Though I understand the complex nature of needing to keep the tenant comfortable with their position in the home, I would be hesitant to represent yourself as an insurance agent.

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