@Mark Boek, please reach out to our Customer Support department, they will be able to give you some guidance about posting.

I dont appreciate the blanket statements about poor customer service.

It’s a customer service position (which you already know how to do from RE sales).

Lower the rent, the bigger population you will have as a potential customer base.4.

If the customer bounces a check , I can take them to court for passing bad paper . 

So that I don't say "Hey, this year I spent $150k, took in $0 income"  when I file taxes, and can then say next year "Hey last year I had $150k in expenses, plus $100k this year, and sold for $300k, I want the tax to be on $50k profits..." something along these lines.I will be in the business of building specs, doing remodels, and maybe customs.

It is in an unpleasant colour which doesn't match the wall colour (we painted the entire home).We renovated our old home and rented it, so in the beginning, I thought to call the same custom glass company, who helped us with our old home renovation works.

We bought slightly smaller windows and added custom framing then trimmed the outside with vinyl boards.

I have no experience but I'll tell you its really nice to have a dedicated independent agent who knows your portfolio, can shop it around, and you can call/ email to update and add new policies vs. generic customer support and having to go through a phone tree. it was a no brainer for me after I maxed out number of rental units they allow with Geico.http://www.assurealliance.com/our-membersExcerpt from article:Renting out all or part of your home or property more than once to guests (whether you’re living there full time or not) is often considered business use by insurers, which means you’ll need a business (or commercial) policy on top of your homeowners policy.

We wanted to have a lot of equity in our home and we wanted to be able to customize everything.