If you think it will make sense as a 3 bed based on LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION then you should be able to buy it.

So, look at comparable rentals to see what you believe market rent is and base your decision making on that.

They can provide personalized guidance based on your specific situation and goals.

However, if you are worried about being sued, you should use the best level of protection that you can afford.Your state laws: The laws governing asset protection vary from state to state.

I've done a few dozen flips, a couple spec builds, bought and sold 3 short term rentals, bought and sold 2 long term rentals, and bought and sold a few commercial deals.I love what I do but the lately I've been craving adding something else to my plate that is more service based (but still related to real estate).

Any recommendations or advice is greatly valued.I think this might be based on the realtor.

Whether to rent the property or flip it is solely based on your long term plan and situation.

Another positive with Vacasa is that they come up with suggested rental rates based on their software.

Both are based in CHS.

Even with minimum liability of $100,000 there are plenty of attorneys that will take a quick $33,000.A vast majority of the comments I see on this board (from people that are not licensed insurance agents) regarding umbrellas and liability insurance are way off base.