In my area average rent is $500, would requiring an extra $100 renters policy be a problem?

Is this something I should be proactive about and contacting someone or will I be OK for an extra week or so?

In my area average rent is $500, would requiring an extra $100 renters policy be a problem?

I'm sure he'll make a little extra money on the back end through this as well.  

I'm totally green and haven't bought a property yet but $238k sounds really high for a house that needs major rehab even with the extra land, although it's prime area being very close to downtown.

Is this something I should be proactive about and contacting someone or will I be OK for an extra week or so?

Also, if the first girl does not have good credit (she told us this from the beginning due to medical bills), should we make her pay an extra deposit, if so how much more is normal?

I have also found some of their "deals" where they have an MLS listed property under contract and are trying to "wholesale" it above the MLS list price. 2 weeks ago one of their acquisition specialists called me to see if I had any properties I was having difficulty finding buyers for.

Under most office leases, you are going to be charged extra for all the operating expenses of the building, from taxes and insurance to security to cleaning the restrooms.If you need any work done in your office, you have to go through the building management and use their contractors.

Aside from the extra income and net worth real estate will provide I think the biggest thing my wife and I are excited about is getting into something we can both take part in.