Run numbers on BP calculators for your market until you're blue in the face, then do it some more.

@Tyler Fischer great feedback on your experiences, and all of your lessons learned resonate with me as well having faced similar issues!

I know you can't charge more but I feel it should be completely reasonable to at the bare minimum have them make up the difference in cost for my insurance but have not researched how the courts would/have ruled on that.   

He barely reads and speaks English, but he's knowledgeable about Section 8, SNAP, energy assistance, and all sorts of government aid programs as well.

I won't buy a property that shares a driveway, or when two properties face each other and share the same courtyard, but you did and will have to bite the bullet and deal with it as good as you can.We have many tenants who won't abide by our parking policies and many tenants' guests park anywhere they want.

Bare Walls - When condos first became a thing (1960's), this was the main way to write condo insurance. 

On its face, the bill promises mortgage relief, but, in truth, this provision is most likely not enforceable AND property owners will still have to cover all other property-related costs, with potentially no income coming in. 

So let's face it, it's better to mitigate that risk, make some extra revenue, and have a higher deposit amount available for damages. 

Dear All, we are all here sharing common interests in this real estate world and I am always open to learnI am inviting you to share your opinions, knowledge on this topic that besides been important and relevant to most businesses (how to growth and using financing to growth) it is always changing due to the changes on the regulations, banking guidelines, and always changing circumstances like we are facing now (virus-standby economies on most places)Here is the example of what I need to do: I got 10 properties, 1 million dollars in equity after paying all debts, about $10,000 income monthly, and I know I can acquire and rehabbed another 10 properties or more within a year. 

there have been studies done that have proven teh 50% rule to be very accurate over the long term..i believe bryan hancock was the one who provided a link to one recently, but i'm not positive...depsite my young face, i have an old man's memory!