Charley,I carry at least $500,000 liability on each property.

I know that we asked you the other day to vote for us for something, but in the real estate industry, this carries far more weight.

The Home Depot carries flappers that are supposed to be more resistant to the tank chemicals, and just a couple of dollars more.

very disappointing. been carrying it for 3 full months now after the repairs were completed.

(Example: http://www.frascona.com/resource/jag808-seller-carry-financing.htm An installment note must include an adequate stated rate of interest to be paid by the buyer to the seller.

hey guys, about to shop for an umbrella policy for my rehab business to cover our butts in case something happens. which companies are you guys buying with thats good for your business? thanks for your advice!

Most likely the lease is requiring property insurance (this will cover Tenant's fixtures and personal property -- Landlord should be carrying property insurance on the structure, unless Tenant is occupying 100% of the building) and liability insurance (this covers slip and fall accidents and other similar problems).

Here's a great article by Jack Miller which explains why NOT a business line of credit --It's Not What You Pay, It's How You Pay For It6/1/2011 8:22:30 PM by Jackie Lange Different States treat debt obligations differently; so borrowing money to buy houses carries different levels of risk associated with financing.

. $600/year for a duplex may be just about right, but I agree he should double-check how much coverage he is carrying.

You're expecting them to carry the note and they don't have any capacity to pay for the property.