Meaning that if your expenses exceed your expectations, or your vacancies/non-pays exceed your expectations, and you don't have enough buffer in place, you'll have to come out of pocket to avoid losing your assets.

The nasty tenant is on a month to month lease but I’m not sure if I should non-renew or just risk losing other tenants.

Can I charge him money before these things are remedied? 

You can still lose your investment in the LLC.

When you turn your primary into a rental you will lose the primary residence exemption.

I'm in columbus and miami happy to talk about our strategies. most realtors here have no value strategy. how will you get your money back?

Taxes wise I have opened up a high yield savings account and putting money into it in case I do end up owing taxes next year, but what do I need to be saving as far as forms, I don't have the tenants on a lease yet since this is my primary on the mortgage, but I am giving them receipts when they pay rent every month and keeping those saved.

Hello! I am a newbie investor from the Bay Area, CA who currently has one SFH in Indianapolis that is being rented out. I am trying to get my 2nd rental property some time this year in the same market (open to a diffe...

You will have more money to invest and way less stress.

Insurance companies are losing money like crazy on property coverage so this is not likely to be the end of it.