We are well insured, don’t allow smoking, pets, noise, or large groups.

A solo 401k and IRA can both (for the most part-for example an IRA cannot be invested in life insurance but a solo 401k can) be invested in the same types of investments.

When I called my insurance company they said they won't cover it because it started prior to my owning the property and the previous owner's insurance would be covering the property at the time.So, we didn't have a property inspection prior to purchase.

I bought in 2012 and had no issues getting insurance.

Hello everyone, I am at a loss at guessing the proper about of insurance coverage for my properties.

I had figured the following expenses: vacancy/credit (8%), Property Management (8%), Property Taxes (4%), Insurance (3%), CapEx (10%), and Repairs (5%).

I owe about 15,000 left on the car and I’m just not sure if I should start making heavy payments to pay it of sooner or just sell the car and buy a cheap economy car with cash so I no longer have a payment also my insurance would go down... much love BiggerPockets community!

  - my only insurance claim in 28 years of car/home policies was for a windshield (road damaged) 10+ years agoI now realize it is likely for my State Farm policy premium to increase and after having read all sorts of horror stories online, I guess worst case scenario would be State Farm cancelling or not renewing my policy at which point I'd be at the mercy of high risk/$ options. 

Annual additional expenses run about $1000 per year, to include insurance, maintenance, etc.

The seller didn’t even know about it since it was vacant.I learned that the underlying lender did purchase homeowner insurance.