The strategy shouldn't be either umbrella insurance or an LLC it should be a combination of both at the most cost-effective price. 

I’d love to know more about this opportunity!

With low prices, high demand for rental properties, strong potential for appreciation, tax incentives, and renovation opportunities, investors should consider Detroit to diversify their real estate portfolio.

I'm looking for remote wholesale opportunities.

One thing I wanted to do was to get some advice on opportunities that would add the most value to the home as I'll be looking to refinance after making a few updates.Since I'm a little unfamiliar with what would give me the most "bang for my buck", I figured it'd be worth it to share my Zillow rental post, give my thoughts to you guys, and see what you all come up with since I'm a day one newbie here...https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/698-Bridal-Ave-Jacksonville-FL-32205/316819570_zpid/?

.- Buy duplex with FHA 3.5% and look for another property like fourplex- Buy duplex with conventional loan 20% down and wait until gain another downpayment  Because I don't know the price points in your market along with what you can get for rent it's impossible to answer the question about whether or not it makes sense to buy with 3.5% down or 20% down and still positively cash flow a duplex.   

The article has some great graphs that are informative as they illustrate the housing price trends of 7 major metropolitan areas in the US, including the San Francisco Bay Area over a 20+ year period.

Hi Michelle, What price point would you be targeting on this purchase? 

If you're looking to do a fix and flip - you'll need to come to the table with at least 10% towards the purchase price + closing costs.

I would love to know thoughts on if this is a good STR market, should I wait until housing prices come down,  any advice from those in the area, etc.