Sometimes they are follow up letters from my meeting them at civic or social events.

In the event you move out before it's ok to do so, you would essentially be committing occupancy fraud, and if im not mistaken, it can trigger an acceleration on your loan."

In the unlikely event you get used and the liability amount from your normal landlord policy doesn't cover it, the PUP will kick in.

Here it is:http://www.meetup.com/Bigger-Pockets-Kansas-City/events/187024432/I will also correctly post this as an event.Moderator--please leave link, this was a part of the conversation in this thread, so an opportunity to increase awareness of local events for all.

That's what I have and always pay a bunch of principal but it's nice to know I am not required to in the event I ran into a money crunch.

Here's the link to the event posting.http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/128828-ct-meet-up-thurs-may-29?

I havent made it to an REIA event in a few months, but my evenings have freed up a bit, so I intend to start going again.

Every month I host a meetup which focuses on educating real estate investors and allows you to network with like minded people.Here is a link to the next event which is Thursday May 29th. 7:00 pm in Newmarket.http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/90/topics/128121-toronto-area-real-estate-investors-meetupLet me know if you have questions, I have done a lot of different strategies from flips, buy and holds, renos, single family homes, multi-plexes.

I've decided to buy a more robust digital dehumidifier and have a plumber drill a hole and drain it to the outside so that tenant does not have to manually empty the reservoir every few days.I'll let you know if anything changes.

For me it is about $1500 a year - so when you decided to get one or not make sure you include that I find it best to attend local REI events or network with other local investors Here is a list of groups by state http://www.biggerpockets.com/rei/real-estate-clubs/As far as the SFH vs MFH I think it depends on your market.