Lastly, If the properties are older, on non-conforming lots, or would otherwise not be able to be rebuilt as they are, you should have your agent look into "Building Ordinance & Law" coverage to insure the higher rebuilding costs.If you are not happy with your current agent/company, I suggest looking for an Independent Agent who represents multiple companies. 

The special ed department shes under has come up with the idea of getting a small 2 bed, 1 bath house to help out the students by leveling up there home ec/independent living abilities which sounds like something that could really help out these kids.

Independence......money.

"Pay off all parents debt" " buy parents a house" "gain true independence" etc I've been studying this world of real estate now for about 2 weeks.. and oh my what a topic!

At first I worked as an independent contractor, until my boss heard I was having trouble getting a mortgage and was awesome enough to switch me to a salaried employee.

,You are an independent contractor once licensed.

But for a smart motivated bunch like yourselves I can help you find the things you need to know to come to your own conclusions.Focus areas: Multi-family, Student Housing, SFH BRRRR, passive incomeGoal: Financial independence.

An independent PM works too.

We only have one employee and one independent contractor that we pay on a regular basis, so we're looking for something inexpensive, but something we can grow with for at least 5-10 employees.

It is best to speak with an independent insurance agent, like myself, whose specialties include Flood Insurance.