Using free online services are a sure fire way to get bad numbers.

The roof, the roof, the roof is on fire! 

We've only had one claim ($40k in fire damage) and the process started off a little slow, but was fine once everything got started.I know that they have changed things a few times over the years.

Having a revocable trust, especially in California, is an important thing for estate planning and probate purposes that you should look into forming one anyway. 

In a situation where a property is damaged or lost due to a fire, and there is an insurance claim payout that is above and beyond the mortgage principal… Curious to hear, what would be your strategy...

Right... but it’s time to change course and start firing on all cylinders.

After firing the management company, not only did I save on management costs, but my Airbnb profit more than doubled!

Furthermore, you may not get to claim insurance in the event that the HVAC causes fire to your house.This is my personal experience as I was handling one of my client's property.

Burning one parties car was the way one of the parties involved decided to handle the situation.Best part about the car fire was one of the parties forgot which car was owned by the tenant.

Then I dropped him off at his mom's house.I also refunded his deposit less the utility reconnect fees that were due since he had one disconnected instead of having it transferred to me in an orderly fashion, despite the fact that there was damage in the unit such as a broken door where he'd locked himself out, and fire damage where it appeared charcoal spilled and the deck caught on fire, and more...He'd lived there several years and paid fine prior to his break up.I have more stories but mention this one since it's one I've already documented on BP.Other than just listening and talking to tenants who want/need someone to listen or talk with, when I go above and beyond it's either anonymously or in a professional/business sort of way.