Cost could change but the bigger issue is making sure the usage is still eligible for the type of policy you have.As an example, at the time of application, a company might ask are all lease agreements for one year or longer. 

@Albert Johnson We evict one or two people a year in Arizona for various reasons, the most common being non-payment.

I've owned an Android for a few years now and deleted anything iTunes related at the same time.

Way less fees, you could stretch it over 6-8 years, etc. 

This can include:Reviewing Lease Agreements: Make sure you have copies of the current leases and understand their terms.Checking Payment History: Review the payment history to ensure they’ve been paying rent on time.

He has been investing there for years, and he also wholesales properties in and around Utica, to include Syracuse.

While we have not yet secured our first property, we have spent the last year+ educating ourselves, networking, driving for dollars, and substantially reducing our debt load.  

Spent all last year in Playa Del Carmen, and met a few investors there. 

Rented at top of the market and was able to sell after 5 years of generating 30k annually, at a rougly 125k profit above what was spent to purchase and renovate.

We have been flipping for about 10 years in U.S and we definitely understand that there may be many rules, laws and regulations limiting the ability to flip for a profit worth the effort.