We bought a lot a few months ago and ended up selling it off but it would have been a great lot for multifamily because it was on a great street but a very busy one close to the Short North and Victorian village area.

The best way I've heard the difference described is that you wouldn't remove your bumper, windshield, and seat belts just because you have auto insurance.Finally, you signed the promissory note and are liable for the balance even if you transfer the property.

Ideally, I'd be looking to bundle auto insurance with the homeowners policy as well. 

What is the best auto responder and how to effectively use it?

So a slip and fall, a fire where they claim you did not maintain the smoke detector etc.It does not cover the PM against claims such as discrimination, work comp, or Auto claims which can all be present when managing properties.  

Hi Aaron, I typically fill out a FOIA (freedom of Information act form) with the local municipality asking for a copy of the village inspection reports and in my area(south suburbs of chicago) I can typically see if anything is out of code or has been brought up to code.

@Anastasiia Greca I would call the village and see what is needed, some can be strict and others don't require much. 

Forgive me in advance for any typos.Here are the facts I am contract with 10 unit all brick 3 story apt building 5 units are studios and 5 are 1 bedrooms located in one Columbus Ohio most vibrant neighborhoods  Victorian Village/Short North area for 599k with 4k closing costs. 

Bob is also an agent here at GC.The issues you will have is everyone within a 2000 ft radius of your property line will have the ability to give there say at a public hearing so it isn't just the village you are up against.

You should shop around for a combined auto-homeowner's/landlord policy.