Hello BP CommunityI was wondering if anyone can suggest a good landlord insurance in the Chicagoland area?

Hello BP CommunityI was wondering if anyone can suggest a good landlord insurance in the Chicagoland area?

Throughout my life I've met people who flip homes and only make a few grand on a deal that took 6+ months.

The contribution portion of your Roth account is a decent back-up to a cash emergency fund, which you need in life generally and definitely if you want to be a real estate investor.

Hey Rob,You will be hard pressed to find duplexes, triplexes or a fourplex in Toledo in a decent area at a solid price.After buying hundreds of properties over the years, those types of deals are a dime a dozenFor whatever reason they hold their value and not many folks are willing to sell at a discount.I suggest not investing in lower class assets from afar as it's just too volatile.The paper numbers look great but real life is a different storyMuch success

In my experience there is a lot of denial and shame in the process or they are under water and/or had some family/life issue.  

I'm 24 years old and think I'll be self employed for the rest of my life and want to finally start preparing for retirement.

The best coverage you can get for a vacant home in such a condition would be a DP1 policy which provides you with the most basic form of insurance coverage.

I work for a mortgage firm as an insurance analyst reviewing the coverage of each property/location.

Long partnerships tend to get messy when each party has different situations arise in life