They can find you properties, but more importantly, they can provide you with an constant (immediately as an event occurs) influx of properties for sale as well as sold...based on your "order"...or buying/selling profiles, and markets you are involved with.  

The 'injured' person was overweight, more so than when the accident occurred. 

They estimate waterfront and water adjacent homes will become uninsurable. https://www.insurancebusinessm...I estimate that although a rate creep will and is already happening, a major blow will occur after a large storm causing a more sudden housing disaster. 

Would love to hear suggestions for providers that work well with STR managers, and if you think General Liability Insurance is enough to protect against lawsuits in the event a guest gets injured at a property I manage, or damage occurs to their personal property as a result of a leak, fire, etc..

But who wouldn't want to buy something where appreciation, both in property value and rents, is strongly projected to occur.

I know several developers of 300 unit developments in suburban areas that do construction like that so they are not overexposed.They want to do it in phases so at least some lease up is occurring and income is coming in.

Another circumstance that may warrant an exception to the “one loan” policy occurs when the borrower has a job issue that requires relocation.I personally paid close attention to those exceptions because I already have one FHA mortgage, and I relocated to the other side of the country 7 months ago for work, so I meet the exception and can get a second FHA mortgage.

If such an event occurs, we pay our trades/contractors and invoice the tenant.

Just have to be careful what you read ... and be sure to pick out the re-occurring themes.  

With OOS investing, you have a dozens of potential failure points that don't exist with local investing--lack of familiarity with the market, total dependence on PMs, less control of the due diligence process (esp. if you don't view the property in-person), far less ability to take control of the property when problems occur (like problems finding tenants, capex, etc.).