San Antonio/Bexar County is ON FIRE!

Inspect for yourself, get representations in writing so you can hold their feet to the fire if need be.3.

This is a very good question and one I feel strongly about when new investors are interested in becoming a landlord.First of all you must accept that this is a business of evictions, damages, fires, tenants not paying rent, and more.

Our insurance policy is basically a catastrophe policy covering fire/wind to the building so it doesn't cover it.

Some come back to the camp fire and share.All the answers were enough for me.

Don't be afraid to hold them accountable, and fire them if/when necessary.And I'm sure you can dig around on here and find plenty of info for "interviewing" potential PM's.

have dreams, and you might as well keep the fire going with big thinking books.Along the same line, I'd also recommend "The Alchemist" by Paolo Coelho.

Well, unless it's a really big stick and it has fire ants on it and a nail sticking out of the end and possibly being swung around by an angry ugly troll that is currently taking orders from you... then maybe.Do not be afraid to use that Search feature and / or post your own questions.

I have several properties, all SFRs in various cities, 4 in Atlanta, 1 in Vegas and 1 in Tampa that need landlord insurance and umbrella liability coverage.I used Affinity Group for 5 of them, but they told me they can no longer insure one of my properties and can insure other 4 but at actual cash only, after one of my properties caught fire while rehabbed (the one they refuse to insure any longer): It took a while and we go back and forth quite a bit, but the Affinity Group finally made the insurance payment.).So, I need to switch my insurance company.

Greetings fellow BP enthusiasts. My name is Ben Startzer (of Aurora, Colorado)... new to the BP community. This site is like finding a diamond in the rough! After getting the bug to invest (through a mentor a f...