Originally posted by @Melvin List:@Chad R Holland Most Master policies are going to cover Hurricane and Wind but you need to look at the policy to make sure. 

Originally posted by @Maria McCreless:@Antoine Martel, either or both? 

Originally posted by @Nicole DeGabriel:Hey It is up for auction. 

Originally posted by @Merv Screeton:A 30 year loan will give you more breathing room and you still have the option of paying it off in 15 years.Very valid point, especially if things go south in Austin. 

Originally posted by @Jason Reinen:Hello BP community!

Originally posted by Account Closed:I'm the lender and may have to foreclose and possibly get the house back. 

Originally posted by @Andrew Syrios:There are good turnkey providers out there, but my suggestion is to always be diligent and do your own homework.

Originally posted by @Jerry Fome:Okay guys, so I've been stuck in "analysis paralysis" for 2 years but im finally really to just go.

The property I purchased was originally my residence and it now a rental but for all intents and purposes I am brand new to real estate investing.I would love to hear from those who have used either of these strategies or any alternative ideas.

Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:@Matt R.