Do not chase a deal just because you are trying to hit your 4-6 properties, rather be strict and only pursue deals that will work.Regarding where to start, since you said you currently live in an apartment, I would think house hacking might be a great option.

If they are VERY professional, they will have their processes in writing as verification that policies are enforced equally and fairly by their entire staff.6.

It works well and doesn't give the resident the agency to make changes or cancel policies we require. 

Document the change in your policy and be clear about the new criteria in your advertising or initial responses to interested renters.

However, as Jay suggested, ask a title agent for a commitment to issue you a policy and see what they would take exception for.

@Kylie A.Maximum Over-funded Life insurance policy for sure.

Don't need an LLC, which adds to the cost (for now since everything is in a trust and I have an umbrella policy for liability, eventually I will get an LLC where I can spread the costs out)I wanted to get everyone's thoughts on this.

Hey so I just closed on a property in Polk County FL my mortgage is $1535 average rent in the area is $1500–1800 I have a freshly renovated house with 3b 2 ba 966 sqft I listed it on the higher side since it’s remodeled for $2100 I only had one person reach out to me and they were telling me the price is to high and I have not had any applicants I just paid for advertising on Zillow today and I posted the property yesterday I cover water and the property comes with washer and dryer hooks, loose pet policy and there is a laundry mat directly behind it.

I disagree it’s strictly b2b.

“The rents increasing, high unemployment during Covid [and] the reliance on the rental assistance have all kind of culminated in what can be a difficult situation for some of our residents,” said Courtney LeVinus, president of the Arizona Multihousing Association, a landlord trade group.Still, Torres estimated that a third of property managers in Dreamy Draw had abandoned lenient policies this year that allowed tenants to sign promissory notes, giving them more time to pay off owed rent.