Stable income, health insurance, free collage, and The 0 down VA home loan that can be used on a building with up to 4 units.

I've purchased them as high as 82, but I like to stick with 50.Of course lots of other factors to consider (taxes, insurance, vacancy, appreciation potential, maint).  

We are well insured, don’t allow smoking, pets, noise, or large groups.

A solo 401k and IRA can both (for the most part-for example an IRA cannot be invested in life insurance but a solo 401k can) be invested in the same types of investments.

When I called my insurance company they said they won't cover it because it started prior to my owning the property and the previous owner's insurance would be covering the property at the time.So, we didn't have a property inspection prior to purchase.

I bought in 2012 and had no issues getting insurance.

Hello everyone, I am at a loss at guessing the proper about of insurance coverage for my properties.

Below are the details:Ask Price:   $2,595,00025% DP:   $648,750Monthly P&I (30 Year Amor @ 6%):   -$12,897.15Annualized Market Pro Forma NumbersPro forma Rents (24, 2/1 units at $995/month):   $286,560GOI with Vac/Cred at 8%:   -$24,357.60Pro forma Expenses at 30%:   -$85,968.00NOI:   $176,234.40P&I:   -$154,765.80Cash on Cash Return:   $21,468.60Deal MetricsCap Rate:   6.79%Debt Coverage Ratio:   1.14Cash on Cash Return:   3.31%Cost Per Door:   $108,125Adjust Rent/Price Ratio (per door basis):   0.9202%My MFH investing education is still on-going, but it looks like the seller is trying to sell this as a stabilized asset.

I owe about 15,000 left on the car and I’m just not sure if I should start making heavy payments to pay it of sooner or just sell the car and buy a cheap economy car with cash so I no longer have a payment also my insurance would go down... much love BiggerPockets community!

There are two types of insurance agents.