This is surely the best place to start learning about real estate.

Discuss with the new agent if there will be any difficulties with a claim while there are two policies in place or if it is better to pick a future date for the start of the new coveage.

I have a property manager in place (one recommended by RTR) and he suggests (i) new build supply is way higher than demand (ii) realistically (if at all we find a tenant) we should target a rent of $2100 vs $2500 projected by RTR.

I’ve heard of this being done in places like the Deep South but you have to build a reliable team because obviously you need a contractor, plumber, electrician, property manager and a realtor.

Online reviews can be a good place to start to get a general feel for a lenders reputation and consistency. 

Your return on equity is very low based on those numbers provided so yes, some action needs to take place whether it be adding square footage, new construction, or 1031ing.

Great we identified New Port Richey, Hudson, and most of Pasco County as the place I would recommend.

Those places have good commutes to NYC and are on the path of gentrification.

If you’re looking to do and your first investment property in Kansas it a good place to start which is what I did.

That grading map is a good place to start.