Do I need to add supplemental on top of my existing homeowners insurance because it’s an investment property?

Properties that do meet this requirement also are high demand because if they can self sustain with 75% of the rents at 3.5% down, it would be a pretty good investment for a 25% down buyer. 

In addition, the nursing program is pretty demanding and requires your focus.

Whether it is Single-Family homes, Multi-Family homes, mixed use or any other type of property, with such a high demand in Toledo, it rarely stays on the market for a great length of time.

High demand.

Plenty of demand for rentals in Prospect Park with Boeing and the airport nearby, as well as regional rail access into Philly

I'd much rather own property in a town that doesn't need to sell itself off :)Seems to me the buyer will need deep pockets to do the historic renovations the town seems to be indicating they want.  700 people is a tiny market, it's hard to imagine there's enough demand to revitalize that downtown

The city of Ventura, Malibu, and calabasas (during a healthy market) can provide some additional supply that will supplement the lack in Thousand Oaks.

But at the same time, if the working from home trend continues, the suburban and rural housing markets may not be able to meet demand as people flee crowded cities to a more comfortable work environment.

I have recently read Brandon's book " The Book on Rental Property Investing", which led me to have an interest in real estate investing as a possible additional way to build passive income that could supplement my profession in the future.