What if your career change doesn't go smoothly?

DIC insurance is designed to fill in gaps in insurance coverage and is most frequently used by larger organizations, looking for protection from catastrophic perils (usually flood, slide and earthquake). 

I have done quite a bit of research on MI and at the end of the day it appears that everyone got the rent income they wanted even though it was not always smooth sailing.

I bought a home in June 2017, I just sold it and am set to close nov 28th if all goes smooth.

Work with an attorney to structure the smooth transition of the property- but taxwise having your grandmother own it until it's passed on via inheritance puts you in a more advantageous spot. 

I would like to transform 2-3 bedroom to super hyper Disney themed. inclusive of slide bunks, wall wrap, lighting, sound etc. has anyone done this and give insights as to the general cost?

You do all the work, you guarantee that everything will go smoothly, and I make all the money?

I'm just really hoping things go smoothly.

I will break it down here, thank you for looking at it:I will list them out here and include the calculator I ran on bigger pockets-purchase price of $840,000    (hard money/private money/investors 25% down $260,000 ($210,000 is the 25% and the other $50,000 is loan fee, 1% for fixes, and $40,000 to close)These would be monthly cost:-4% interest on the remaining balance of the loan $580,000-12% for property taxes at 10k property tax annually, so $833/month-4% vacancy $280-4% Capex $280-2% Garbage $150-10% property management $700-4% repairs $280 (could slide 4-6 percent, this is a 4-plex)-4% Water/Sewer $250-4% home owners insurance $310-43% Principle and Interest $3,007I have monthly operating cost sitting at $6,091 and my Monthly income sitting at $7,000 with a monthly cash flow of $908The 4 plex have all been renovated within the last year with paint, new inside, appliance, countertops, etc and are all rented out currently at $6,500 a month and they are under rent and can expect $7,000.

This experience will help you later, as you expand, to work more smoothly with property managers and judge the quality and nature of their work better.