However, you probably won't find a single family home in Bricktown. 

Handing over your keys and responsibility of a home to someone who brought nothing to the table is super risky and if it falls through, it will be your responsibility again, and you won't have anything to cover yourself with.

I'm six rental properties into my investment portfolio and have HELOCs on two of those properties as well as my primary home.

It's called Home Simple. 

The key part to my opinion is that you have a single-family home with shared space, as opposed to a duplex or a two-level house which would be two separate "dwelling units."

@Patricia Steiner^^^^^ this right hereThere will be people out there selling courses on this saying 2023 will be like 2008 and banks will be giving away homes.

As for the tenant's boyfriend, even criminals leave their homes to go to work...Don't let them out of the lease.

Does it have it's own entrance or will they have to go through your home to get to their rental?

If the tenant ever cancels coverage, you will be notified.Here's an article explaining: https://www.credible.com/blog/home-insurance/additional-insured-vs-additional-interest/#:~:text=Additional%20insured%20is%20only%20available,t%20collect%20a%20claim%20payout.

This post found me at the perfect time, and really hit home - thanks everyone!