Just recently I had a notice from our insurance carrier underwriting that they were canceling or insurance for our rental properties. 

With hundreds of rentals under management, it is extremely rare that I let a tenant do work.

Calling all short-term rental experts and content lovers!

Hi, would love some input/advice on this scenario:  I currently live in the Bay Area, and have a single family rental in Merced, CA that I believe has a slow appreciation: bought for $170k in 2005 & its now worth about $400k.

Then you can read a more in-depth book like The Book On Rental Property Investing by Brandon Turner or The Unofficial Guide to Real Estate Investing by Spencer Strauss.2.

They are asking us to help them sell and/or convert them into a rental.

Specifically high end luxury rentals downtown.

I want to house hack and rent all of the rooms out (since with an FHA Loan I have to be a primary resident I cannot rent the whole house out).

we plan to use on our rental this next month to help get a detailed Floorplan for future updates.

For example, if the negotiated TI allowance is $20 per square foot, and the leased space is 1,000 square feet, the total TI allowance would be:TI Allowance = $20/sq ft \times 1,000 sq ft = $20,000Lease Term Consideration:Longer lease terms (such as 5 years or more) can sometimes result in a higher TI allowance because it provides the landlord with stability and longer-term rental income.Special Considerations:In some cases, TI allowances may be structured differently, such as a lump sum payment upfront or spread out over the lease term.