Do everything you can to make sure it won't burn you, but don't sweat it too much.

Same with my insurance now that it costs way more to build a house if it burns down.

It's more expensive but they're less likely to burn my house down.

@Solomon Burns hey there, I have 3 buy and hold properties on Oahu and would be happy to connect.

After being burned by listening to one agent's opinion of rents on a certain property that I bought through him, I quickly moved on to a different agent and ran the numbers myself from that point forward.

A tenant occupies the home and has responsibilities that the cosigner does not (i.e. hauling off trash, replacing burned out bulbs, mowing the lawn, etc.)

Its not a complex deal at all it's a quite standard, so I guess I am right feeling burned.

Cigarette burns can be just as damaging to carpets as pets, and the smell is not much better either.

One of my properties burned total loss.

I rarely own something until it gets old but those dam driers burn their sensors all the time from students over loading it.