You can change a rental house to a retail house when you go to sell it, but a retail house will not last long as a rental house.Caveat, I'm not saying do nothing to the house for 20 years or anything, fix stuff and replace stuff as it breaks, harden your units so they will withstand the abuse of tenants, and upgrade your units as necessary to compete in the market.

Be sure you can withstand drops in cash flow, keep reserves, and as others said, look at the difference between ROE and cash flow returns..

Carbon monoxide is a component of the exhaust from burning heating fuel.

They have usually exhausted the cash buyer list by the time the property hits the MLS.We say in RE that you make the profit on the buy side, not the selling side, that's because there is a price ceiling everyone has to work under.

So if your primary policy was exhausted, but there is still exposure, the umbrella would pick up the remainder after you pay a 1k or 5k (or other amount).

We already have exhausted or funds from others and we will be needing to bring more on board.

It's the exhaust chimney/vent for the hot water tank & furnace.

One, you may have already exhausted this option but is there anyone in the family who might help you with your situation?

I don't think the insurance company is going to pay for insulation or a new drain to replace worn out, exhausted parts of an old house - I can't say this for sure, but don't know why they would.

Meant I didn't have to deal with exhaust/intake.