The property in question has 3 apartments and a storefront and is zoned commercial.

mtrref=feedly.comReading the article it seems like the owner of the apartment must pay the amount awarded to the family; however it seems like the unit was managed by a property management company.

As far as I know Susan is by the Big Bear Elementary School and Tracy won't be an option.I got quotes from all brokers I was referred by local professionals and contacted other local brokers I was able to find online, but looks like Big Bear companies want a good cut or have no providers to write in the area.Also still shopping, but what works for me is when searching "vacation rental insurance", in the results companies like CBIZ provide great and better coverage for less money compare to local brokers.Need to call around because looks like it could be different for every house located in different areas of the valley, meaning what works for Jared may not work for Susan because they are far apart from each other.If any other short-term rental insurance agencies see the message and feel like they can provide us all with a reasonable policy, please join the conversation, would be glad to see you in here))

It's also important that your money and realtor get along... nothing like losing a deal in the final hours as your loan falls apart.

Hello,I have diligently been working for the past few months on identifying a multi-family investment in Houston and I have finally found a good deal.

There is nothing wrong with putting in basic finishes that provide adequate quality of life to tenants. if you go to large apartment complexes, this is what most of the middle of the road ones do. if you do it in a home, you will probably get the same quality tenants paying similar rates.

My eventual goal is to do a 1031 exchange on these rental properties and pick up some apartments. 

We are proud to be a part of the revitalization of Charleston and providing some cool housing.

Anything unde $200k is still flying off the shelves (because total payment is often less than apartment rent and certainly less than house rent. ) and you may get more than you think, though I do think townhome and HOA will hold you back a little. 

If you're targeting cashflow, as I am, you might consider small apartments or 4 plexes in the midwest and south where ROI is better.